silveradosheriff

Hit the blue zone this morning with a couple of buddies who haven't been out there before.

Numbers were good as we went 12 for 17 including my first triple header - we were all pretty stoked about that.

Size wasn't there with nothing over 20 lbs, but a few teens were mixed in to keep things interesting.

Anyway, one of the little fellas will be walking the plank for dinner.

Unfortunately no pics as the darn camera batteries were dead!

SS.

Nice intro and welcome to the board!

Ding Ding....

Sounds like the boat from Markus would fit the bill......

Welcome to the board!

Magnum, wondering if you could explain the chain of events that occurred and perhaps some experts could provide some guidance on how to avoid/minimize this type of outcome?

Personally, I would cetainly appreciate any learnings that could help protect folks in the future.

Nice work Rob !!!

Glad to hear that everyone returned safe and sound.

Hey, I could use one of those....

Yup, definately questionable vessels.....

I'm ready to donate some prize money....again!

Hot and heavy in there....

Nice work!

Let's cut through the crap here. The brand means nothing...most of these rods come out of a couple of plants in China or Korea.

Nice work buddy!

Many a folks have had issues with Fenwick not standing behind their product (unlike St. Croix for example).

How can you blame the Pike? (Those trout are so tasty!!!)

Very nice indeed.... Happy B-day!

God bless.

You can launch out of the provincial park or Woods Bay, or technically Arnolds Bay (even though it is the furthest away).

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Having owned both, I must say that I love the Maxxum Pro 80 which pushes my little 16.5' around quite nicely. The universal sonar does a good job at the front of the boat while leaving the heavy work to the gps/sonar at the console. I appreciate the lift assist as I'm a lazy guy.

As per Jerry, the head doesn't swing around when in 'momentary' mode and you don't have to keep your foot on the pedal when in 'constant-on' mode. It turns very quickly and precisely and is reasonable on batteries (when not driven at 100% speed).

As per using it at the back of the boat - well, I get pretty sour if there is an application for the trolling motor and I'm relegated to the back of the boat......

SS.

I with Mike, 65lb+ braid on all my muskie gear with 80lb+ flourocarbon leaders.

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Nice work!

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Very nice - congrats!

Nice Fish and welcome to the board!