shoemaker

I saw that on line. That sounds like a great deal. Was tempted but my finder is only a few years old.

That's sounds pretty sketchy!! Lol

Yes you can use the same rods. No problem at all

259 is not out of line for winterizing

The local tackle shops around niagara always have a spring sale for all kinds of good stuff. I got most of my gear at Erie Tracker. Great prices during the sale,beats bps hands down. And knowledgeable staff too. I use 9-dipsry rods for my outside board rods and rigger rods for my inside downrigger setup. I find the dipsy rods are good for boards as they are quite sensitive. You can see when you get hits on them. If the rod is too stiff, I find you cant tell if you had a hit or even if you have a fish on. With the smaller walleye,it happens quite often

I've always left fuel in my 115.I just use a quality stabilizer. My kicker gets run out of fuel, stabilized as well. Then she goes in the heated garage. The boat is stored off site ina buddy's shop. I fog both engines as well. Also do gear oil every fall

It probably won't. As long as there is open water there fine. There are lots around that dont migrate.

Not good. Practically a year after the last big wind storm wiped out the old docks

I find them very simple to rig. I had to cut a couple feet of my rigger cable due to frayed line. 5 minutes and I was done

Summer weekend nonsense! Lol . I pretty much avoid the launch on wknds in July and august. Especially a calm day. Everyone and there brother is going out

Sweet! Nice fish

I'm pretty sure whoever is driving would need thecpleasurecraft card. For what they cost I think it's probably a good idea for anyone who even might drive a boat to get one. . Beats getting a ticket,cause we call know how lenient opp and c/o's can be .lol

Refreshing to hear of your honesty. Must be a fisherman (or woman) thing . Lol

Wow!50 bucks a kilo!!