DaveMc

to the best of my knowledge you have 5 years to go from g1 - g2, once you get your g2 you have so long to get your g. call the MOT, they will give you the correct info.

i have played around with them in the shop, nice units for sure. the info i received from the guys at marcum tech. is if you havent used a flasher before, then the showdown unit is one you should look at, its easier for a beginner to read with the linear graph. If you do have experience using a flasher then you should probably stick with the L-series flasher as they are technically a better unit.

keep Terry's setup until the end of the season and i will see what deals i can get you in november

i thought you gave it up?????? :P:P Yes, Flipping in shallow water, CL Fishin Pro Flipping Jigs and our 4.5" Flappin Craw!!!!!!! there is nothing like hitting the lake armed with a 7.5ft telephone pole and 65lb braid!!!!!!!

Well, i bought a Frogg Toggs set mid year this year and i have the Shimano Dryfender set coming in the spring if that says anything.

My 115 4stroke merc will do the same on a cool or cold day.

what rods were you trying, there are tons that i have handled that were very light sensitive

Well, after this year it would be the new Cumara 7'-2" xfast med dropshot rods with a stradic CI4 2500

Driver makes all the difference. it is nice to see the organizers put the safety of its anglers first.

20k wind gusting to 40k in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec according to environment canada

they have had to cancel day 2 due to severe weather, the awards ceremony will take place at noon.

I just ordered the Shimano Dryfender 3T coat and bibs for myself.

some big bags being weighed in, 23.51 topped the scales the last i saw, and i lost count how many 18lb bags i saw weighed.

For a decent rod and reel "combo" you should be able to get something for less than $200. (Just basing on what i have in the store here you should be able to get something like a 6'6" Okuma Dead Eye 2pc Med rod and an Okuma Epixor 25b for less than $200 out the door). Take a look around though, if you are looking to spend more then look at the NEW Shimano Clarus Walleye Rods that are coming out. There is a 6'8" MH and 7' Med 2pc coming and should sell for around $125.00, I got to play with them last Sunday and they are a nice rod. Pair one up with a Sedona or Sahara and you will be golden.

nothing saying you cant, if thats what you are comfortable with then go for it. I am more comfortable with a spinning setup (7'2" crucial MED dropshot rod and stradic 2500)