fishdawg

Agreed. I love Church TX6 mini boards

Best way to shorten the learning curve is to hire a charter and get some hands on experience. Cheaper alternative, make friends with other recreational experienced trollers, and get out as often as you can. Also read up as much as you can on other sites like Spoonpullers, Lake Ontario United, and Great Lakes Angler.

I also agree on having 2 separate unit that use the same plugs and connections. Not as necessary for small inland lakes or smaller boats, but certainly is advantageous for big water.

Yes docks are in at the ramp at Dalhousie The 40th Annual Spring Salmon Derby begins in 2 weeks too!

Grimsby Tackle is blowing out remaining stock.

Hopefully many of you are able to attend tonight's meeting or perhaps you have been to one already.

Just a reminder that this Thursday March 26 the Strait line Anglers Club is hosting a Lake Ontario Fisheries Management Zone 20 unit public information session. 6:30 – 10:00 pm Town Hall (Council chambers), 160 Livingston Ave., Grimsby This event is free and all are encouraged to attend. In addition as well we will have a special guest - Brian Locke the Lake Erie Manager (FMZ19) on hand to answer questions about Lake Erie fisheries. Dont forget additionaly, to submit your comments to have your say for the next stocking plan! http://www.ebr.gov.on.ca/ERS-WEB-E…/displaynoticecontent.do… This is your fishery, be informed and have your say.

Okuma Classic Leadcore rod, 7' medium action

Lots of great options!

Shane Thombs at FINtastic Sportfishing http://fintasticsportfishing.com/ or Gavin Cameron at Get Bit Sportfishing http://getbit.ca/

Never have had any issues at all with braid backing... For leadcore or copper... I only use mono backing for my 2 color core setups, everything else gets braid

Ranger 621, but then I would a bigger garage. I love my 16' tiller though for now...

Many fishing clubs help run tackle share programs with public libraries

Live Target jointed smelt

Patriots This year will be homemade steak and cheese sandwiches on garlic bread loaves and homemade sweet potatoe fries

love it especially for perch fishing deep water... funny watching other boats using anchors as they slowly drift/drag past us while we hold our position

For those that don't know, this company is owned and operated by an old original OFC member. The quality of their products is second to none.

"Oh Holy Night" several different versions

Has anyone seen "my summer story"? Same characters, obviously different actors, but involves some fishing too. Made in 1994

Not knocking Garmin sonars but if you wanted a more $$ unit then Lowrance, I'd consider Simrad or Raymarine. I'd still go for lowrance as many guys have them and parts and tech help is pretty good here in Ontario

agreed Bill "Survive & Advance", the 1983 NC State & Jim Valvano Story is my favourite so far

No prob bud, I get ya! And i agree on the Tracker comment

Im with ya in the dual purpose Bill. I couldnt stand having a Vex sitting on the shelf for 9 months/year when I could use the same unit all year.

Ive got 20 various Okuma trolling combos Steve, you know they see lots of use and Ive had ZERO issues with any of them

I'd stay Minn Kota Jeff, simply because more people own them and parts & technical support is easily available if needed