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so i noticed that Grimsby Tackle is having 21% 0ff all rods, reels & tackle this weekend. I am thinking about a new rod that can double duty for occassional drop shotting and for 3way rigging/drifting. probably a 7 footer? Thoughts or ideas? Budget is $100.

Grimsby Tackle has one on the floor already

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excellent work indeed by all involved! Darryl Choronzey is actually going to speaking about all this indepth at the next Strait Line Anglers Club meeting on Tues Nov 6, really looking forward to that! http://straitlineanglers.com/

Colin & Skeiner are 2 different folks but both excellent fellas to hang on the water with

"Colin" was my first OFC'r & internet fishing pal I met back in 2004. Ive met and fished with many since and to this day some of my closest fishing pals are/were at one time or another active OFC'rs. Thanks again TJQ heres a few quick ol photos i found bonus points for the 'oltimers who can name 'em

gotta love living in Niagara, year round & world class trout fishing from the boat ( & it just dosent exist on the lower either!)

good fishn luke! its not a secret but often a certain wind is needed to get the Bar smallies going

FINtastic Sportfishing, Shane Thombs, excellent 2 person rates

thanks for the kind words folks just lucked out on hitting the needle in the haystack finally! Big thanks has to go to my mates Gavin (GMAN) and Mike (Zebra) as it was a solid team effort

i run Atommik torpedo 13s love em!

what reel did you get? no backing needed.... a 1000 ft spool perfectly fills a 30 size okuma or 600 tekota or a 47 dawai

I have found a useful tool to keep aboard for when the fleas build up... http://www.fleastripper.com/

my mast set up: mast, 4 rod "rocket launcher" & net holder it looks bush league but is quite functional (net handle is 12 feet long)

I love it all, HOWEVER its a no brainer, offshore trolling for trout & salmon gotta love when there's a double header of 20+ lb kings on and then a 3rd rod fires and its a 10lb+ steelhead doing surface cartwheels between the Kings

everyone likes different riggers for different reasons some suit a certain boat's layout or an anglers fishing style (ie. some guys fish very deep with heavier balls, like 15lbs or more..) ive used them all, and my boat has Scotty Pro Packs 116's, a little bulky yes, but very fast durable and fucntional mind you though, if you know that you never plan to fish deeper then 50 feet down, then go manuals all the way! (walker or cannon make the best manuals) Much less to worry about with manuals.

looks like your typical Saturday on #3 in Dunnville

great advice from Tony there's lots of other sites full of great info that will help shorten the learning curve too ( I wont post the links here, but if you PM ill send em too you) also sharing a boat with an experienced troller helps as does taking in some of the various seminars held at local club meetings, tackle shops & shows dont give up a on the Lake O trolling, its a phenominal fishery once you get dialed in

here a tip Roy make sure you do a fine net job on my teamates fish

another vote for FINtastic Sportfishing http://www.fintasticsportfishing.com/ Shane is excellent to deal with and a pleasure to fish with.

see Jos at Angling OUtfitters in Woodstock he gets lots of trade ins and should be able to work with your budget

Best shop in the Golden Horseshoe hands down! Martin has been doing great things with the store. Cant beat the slection of gear and the free food & coffee every Saturday I noticed that there spring sale is April 10-14 and line spooling clinic is on the 14th, 1 cent/yard Triliene and 8 cents/yard Fireline

my wifes ol stomping grounds, as well as where we got married Stemmlers, 3 Bridges, Anna Mayes & the buffet "Crossroads" are all great spots as stated. Ive stayed at the Best Western there a few times and its quite good & reasonable.

I do the same at Grimsby Tackle. Recently I ordered a larger trolling reel for copper line, and it was in & ready to be picked up a week's time.