Gnarf

Good reason to always let someone know where you are and when you should be back. 5 days missing before it was reported. very sad

Whoever says not to put it in oil has never flushed a crankcase. Not only is it safe it works great. Source: I'm a mechanic. Also read the dang can.....

Nice job thanks for report

Late start around 630ish. Setup north of sliders in 110 on southwest. Ran west/east trolls following wave direction between 120 and 150. Ended 2 for 4. Coho and laker Started off with paddles meat and plugs but couldn't get anything going. Switched to a moonshine crab face on diver back 200 set 2 Slowed down for a change from 2.5 at the ball to 2.0 and diver immediately goes off landing coho. Kept speed to 1.8-2.0 and worked that mark east and west Took 3 more hits, 2 of same diver with crab face and 1 on diver with black mamba reel fish flasher and John king 2 green fly chrome meat rig back 220 set 2. Lots of marks in 120 to 130. Scattered marks out to 150 and some big bait balls up high.

Are you looking at open lake or nearshore? Nearshore is almost always wrong

Forget the meat put a poofster or oceana fly behind it and keep it 10 off the bottom right now for big fish

Tap starter lightly while cranking it

For strips I like the ballyhoo premium strips but for most of it I buy blue or green label herring and brine my own

Also John king has a video on his site of how they are supposed to roll. It helps a lot

More like 2, at least that's what my John kings work best at. I run some big weenie but I don't like them much because they roll too fast and tight. I like the slow hypnotic roll on my rigs.

Boats N 'Hos is a go

I've had to pull my boat into the dock very very fast to cut off someone launching in the retrieve lane. When the jump out of their truck and look at me I yell "R E T R I E V E SPELLS RETRIEVE". Must be something about a 6'3 250lb man with a large beard that gets the point thru....

I run 10 to 15 foot leaders of 20lb floro seagar on my dipsys

I've read that small shrimp like creatures come up to feed which draws bait which draws fish.