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I have been using Walkers for years. Quick and easy to set.
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GJ again Dan. WTG The only BOGUS part of this report is the date. You are sooooooo good you are now fishing one day into the future.
LOL Keep hammering them.
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Was It Kzoo??

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GJ Jay. Ya know I love Manistee.

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Volvo Penta has their own unique outdrive, but a lot of them use other manufacturers engine blocks. 300 hrs is not a lot.
A friend of mine has an older Thompson with the Volvo and a Ford V8 block.
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Bomber, GJ on the ducks.

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Dennis, Congrats on the boat. Maybe you can post a couple of pics. Ya know I love them Islanders.

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GJ Jim. Nothing better than the Fall and Spring steelhead.

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GJ on the eyes.
Looks like they were inhaling the lures.
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Matt, You may have have a point on the deep sets. I don't fish Salmon in mid Summer. About the deepest I ever send a rigger is 100-110 feet. I do feel when a fish can't pop a release, it's a blessing if it does get off. We have all boxed dead shakers that we wished would have lived. This is a good thread and it should bring some more input.
Tight lines my friend.
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Capt. Ron, Thanks for the report.

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VN Ken. An excellent time to get a boat. You have all Winter, to get things just the way you want them.
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There are several good choices when it comes to the super braids. They sure do have their place, in so many applications. One place braids do not belong is on a downrigger rod. The reason being is the no stretch factor and release issues. I just can't see any reason to switch from mono to braid on rigger rods. I'm sure others will disagree, and will have their reasons. JMHO:)
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Congrats Dan on your engagement.
I'm sure glad no one was hurt in the fire. It's still tough losing all the stuff, but ya have to look on the bright side. GL on the pond next year.

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GJ Steve. Besides your love of those classic Cardinals, gotta love the classic Mepps. So many spinner type lures have evolved from the old classic Mepps Spinner. How many different species of fish, fall prey to this spinner? Gotta Luv It.

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Please explain "give"...LOL
I would be interested in 2 complete sets as long as they are Big Jons and in good shape. How much do you want for them? Thanks Frank..

I will be away for the weekend but will get back to you when I get back..
LOL Matt, I better be careful how I phrase stuff.

These are Big Jon's and have never been used. They are $110 each + mailing or if you want both sets $220 + mailing. They should mail for $14. You will NOT be disappointed.
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Beautiful.
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Frank,
Do you have one or two with the rod holders??
I have one cradle with 2 rod holders. (As pictured)
I have one cradle with 0 rod holders. (As pictured)
However if you need two complete sets, I could give you the ones I was going to use on my rig. I'm flexible.
Thanks for inquiring Matt.
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GJ Clair.

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I have two of these that have been used lightly. They are in VG condition. They are made of heavy Aluminum.
$30 takes both
Thanks for looking.
PS the pic is of a new one off the web. If you want an actual pic I can post one or email it. You will NOT be disappointed in these.
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Taken off new riggers, never fastened to a boat or used. $110

Taken off new riggers, never fastened to a boat or used. $20
I prefer pick up but will mail for actual cost.
Thank you for looking.

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Two sets of these that have never been used or fastened to a boat.
$165 each or both for $310. I prefer pick up but will mail for actual cost.
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I still have several of the 50# Bead Chain Swivels.
Thanks for looking.
All Gone
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Contrats on the new boat Ken, can't wait to see the pictures. This is a lot like having a baby! You know, congrats & pictures.
YES!!! And the baby always needs new clothes and toys. She sounds like a beauty Ken.


Reel storage and maintenance
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I agree with the loosening the drag. I also try and get riders to take the clicker off until the fish is about to be netted. The reason I like the clicker on as the fish comes into the boat, I also like the lever back at this point. It saves rods.
I have also noticed that if line gets behind the spool it will effect the clicker and sometimes other reel functions. It's a good time of year to lube, and also pull the end caps to check for small pieces of line. Line behind the spool is more likely to happen when running 10# than when running heavier lines.