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Great report, Cliff. Some nice chunks there too!

Lew Lew Lew....I'm sure you can find another $1807 that you forgot you had in a socks drawer somewhere. Congrats!

A beautiful report, Joey. And the photos...what can I say that hasn't already been said? J and I had a super time with you guys and we're looking forward to doing it again next year!

That'd be a WGSF.

Congrats to you John. That's an accomplishment and a half for sure! A great score for Handlebarz again as well.

Beauty! You're really picking them off this season. Must be the lucky boat.

Choose something else Roger. The 700 excels at trolling but is not easy to cast with because turning the handle will not activate the clutch. You have to manually flip the clutch lever after each cast to retrieve your line.

That is correct. Just be aware of the possession limits as without his own permit you'll be sharing your limit with him.

Oh absolutely! You're right, they're all 100% walleye! I don't know what got into me.

Another fantastic report, Mike. Are you sure a couple of those aren't sauger? Or even saugeye?

I can't see where to subscribe. edit: Sorry, found it. I was right in front of my eyes.

Good stuff, thanks for sharing!

Way to go Rich. You work at it, you deserve it. Good shirt too!

Put 10 yards of mono on there first. (during daylight)

Great report, Will! Looks like you and your bud had a fantastic time. Hearst Air seem to be getting excellent reviews everywhere. Then again, if I got a recommendation from Mike, I wouldn't look anywhere else. Thanks for sharing and I hope your bud is healing up fast.

Looks great! Well with no motor on there you'll have room for the downriggers and they'll be low enough that even Terry can reach them.

I was happy with your win a couple of years ago and I'm even happier for you now. Congrats to you, Tony!

Tomorrow looks not too bad for you Rich.

While it's nice to have a clean, new looking trailer, I would be concerned about coating a trailer with some of the products on the market today. While I have no scientific evidence on this stuff, it occurred to me that if the product is flexible and doesn't crack, you'd never be able to detect a stress crack until it was too late. I regularly check the trailer for bolt tightness, cracks etc...and it would probably worry me more than anything else if I couldn't see the actual condition of the metal. What do you think?

All I can say is, if anyone can see me peeing on my property, they shouldn't be looking at my yard.

Just tell'em you had your lot surveyed and are in the process of marking it.

I use lefties but I don't think it much matters when you're trolling. As far as casting reels go, I just don't think that high speed reels are efficient for muskie fishing.

Link is bad, Vance.

I recall one of the members being a parts dealer for them, Simon....hope he chimes in.