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  1. I also recommend putting a new tip on. Very easy and inexpensive to do. You could also try checking with the manufacturer to see if they have replacement rings available.

    I use super glue around every eyelet on every rod to help keep them from falling out.

  2. I own a Cannon speed and temp. and very rarely feel the need to use it.

    One of the nicest things i think about the cannon is it also gives you light density. It helps to remind when the sun is being blocked by clouds or stained water. This is a signal to switch the bright lures to more natural colors.

    Looking back now, I woulda went with whatever brand had the cheapest probe. :)

  3. It's Called a Plug-Mate 44... I can get "36" size 5 jplugs in this hawk... and 8 more of the smaller ones. For the hooks issue I just hang em on the edges. Got it for $25-30 at Da Outdoorsman.

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    Jim,

    All you would need to do to get rid of that bag a mess is drape a set of hooks into that slot on each one. Then you have a hook set up and a jplug ready to go in a snap. Martha Stewart style.

  4. I found a special box just for plugs about 2-3 years ago at the Outdoorsman in Jenison. I havent seen them anywhere else online or otherwise since.

    Forget the name of it and what it says on the side of the box, its in my boat and I wont be over that way till tomorrow but I will grab it an find out the name and take a pic of what it looks like for yah. Its really a neat lil set-up.

  5. Don't normally partake in these kinda posts as my favorites and what works changes like the wind but SINCE it's for Xmas...

    Moonshine:

    Blue Flounder, Cyclonite, Hi-NRG, Brooke Trout

    Fuzzy Bear:

    Modified Green Dolphin, Mod. Blue Dolphin, Smashmouth, Flea for All

    Silver Streak:

    Green Dolphin /Glo Back, U of M Froggie, Super Screw, Blue Huckleberry, Jerry Lee

    Stinger's:

    Holo Blue Monkey Puke, Sea-Sick, Freakin Blue Veggies, Cory's Bait, "Nitro" Area 51, Craig's Xmas's :)

    Dreamweavers:

    Steelie Cane, Magic Man, Golden Yellow Jacket (had its day), Super Glo Lemon Icicle, Michigan Blueberry

    Big White Fishscale Paddle w/ a Big Weenie "Homo sayz wut" tournament fly.

  6. My experience with Walkers with 20-30 pound test using paddles/flashers is they dont hold very good even when tightened down all the way. Even had a few occasions where the line would wrap around the release an extra time from the rotation of the flasher and not release at all. Any quick faster change in boat speed/tightened down to hard they will release.

    With manual riggers it is a real pain, Tho im pretty sure not many of you use these.

    When the fish are poppin left n right early morning/dusk its hard to beat the quick set up of the Walkers tho.

    That said, I jus like the Blacks for my paddle/flashers and the ability to tighten them down to hold a lil heavier line.

    Like em both use em both. :)

  7. Why not use both Walkers and Blacks?

    I have Walkers set closest to my rigger weights used for straight spoons,

    Then above the Walkers I have Blacks for big paddles/flashers applications in order to really clamp the line down from false releases from the paddles/flashers.

    Also not against half hitching a rubber band and putting them on either if I notice im gettin into a few smaller/shaker fish.

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