davey buoy

A lot of marinas,with a extra charge obviously.

Remember the days ,all you could get was a 25hp tiller?,god bless the 115hp tiller. That must be something to control by hand.WOW.

Going a little fast in a smaller river/canal.

Thanks,starting to get a better understanding of it's durability.

Yes!

I guess you find one you like and works well and away you go.Your right,nothings easy.lol.

If you were going to add a 4 or 5' leader,say 6lb,what would you recommend?

There seems to be a slight difference in the two lines. Is one stiffer or firmer than the other?. Secondly if there is a difference which would you use as a leader on a pin/float set up?. From what I've read one comes in a smaller amount(leader)and the other in the hundreds of yards.(main).

That's still a good quality fish no matter the size:whistling:

You need the nail knot for two different sized lines!

Nothing wrong with those fish Chris,looks like a good day to me!

You can still use the same procedure. The idea is to make the line as invisible as possible. Two lines together is a different knot.

Is this a float rod?,if so i personally use a micro swivel under the float and than use a clinch knot for the leader from that to the hook.I'm sure you'll get a lot of great ideas.

And to think I canceled yesterdays fish because of the weather:wallbash:Nice catch Chris!!!!

I have now read it twice,even better second time around,!! Congrats on a great adventure!

Sure nice to know there are still some good people out there.

Talk about all the comforts of home!!,looks like a great trip!

Very nice light jaws I may add!!!

Medium,fast tip,would be a lot of fun as i have seen and heard. IMO.

You do not need any where near that price for walleye gear as you will find out soon.A lot of people prefer lighter set ups.Some a little heavier for trolling.

Very nice Steve!,would be nice to know if replica or real.

I watched a short bit ,didn't see Wayner. What time tonight does it start,and was it TSN?.

I use a Okuma Aventa. Still will cost you more than $100 bucks,but it is good quality for the money (lower end). Stay away from cheaper reels.Go with Okuma no matter which model you choose. You will not be disapointed!!!.

What a trip Mike and Bill,I would just love to do that some day.They are memories!!!!!

The red bleeds terribly at first.Still is light red after 2 years.