fishsniffer

With the scenario you just put up I wouldn't worry. Keep your 300 to the side as much as possible. You start running 200 and up out on the hi then you need to be a little more careful. Especially if a dipsey trips and you don't notice and it floats up into the copper

Here are the 2013 dates..looking forward to getting started May 4th Blood Run May 25th Fish Hawk June 8th Silver Streak July 6th Big Papa Sportfishing July 27th Pro Troll Aug 10th Big Weenie Aug 24th Again blow days will be the following day if possible. We will fish predicted 3 to 5ft or less seas. 3 to 5ft will be called day of by our weather boat. Rules entry fees and points system will remain the same as last year.

done it many times..get the drags from tuna..very easy installation..youll wonder why you never did them before

nicely done jimmy:thumb:

seen these at the novi show..pretty decent setup

2 over hand knots for me..1 above the other

we do the same thing..basically you have to run to muskegon from say grand haven and wait in the pier heads with the rest of us..eliminates an unfair advantage if the bite is a lot better in grand haven and guys from muskegon lose a half hour of fishing to get to that port

Obviously these were self inflicted issues

I've been using the same spools of blood run wire on my rods for 2 seasons and don't plan on changing it this year either. The only breaks I have had are at my knot. I had left a diver on it driving. Another time it broke when I reeled the knot thru the eyelet with the swivel. Other than that no problems. I ran the malin wire before the blood run and it was fine also

Thank you again to our sponsors for coming on board or returning for 2013.looking forward to another great year.Please take the time out to let these guys know you appreciate the support.. Silver Streak Blood Run Tackle Big Weenie Eyefull Custom Rods Big Papa Sportfishing Pro Troll Fish hawk electronics were hoping to confirm a few more sponsors before the season gets started. __________________

i run the 4 wires myself..as far as letting them out id let the high out first..but you will need to learn to set them either way..in other words if your high diver gets hit your gonna have to set it with the low still in the water..sometimes it helps to hold the low on the opposite side of the boat while you let the high out..also turning the boat to get the high started..the lows are rarely an issue to set

Fill the reel up. Sounds easy. Can suck to guess at though. Sometimes you end up having to put a super line under the copper to save some space. I usually put 150 yds of 30 pound blood run braid then I put mono then copper. The mono provides stretch and a better option for attaching your boards. You're bigger coppers will end up with less backer but they are usually closer to the boat. You don't need 500 yds of backer. You should ba able to slow and control a fish with a reasonable amount of backer

unfortunatly this has been cancelled..... http://www.greatlakesfisherman.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29763

sounds like a great time

This is great to hear. Glad this league is continuing. Hopefully ill be able to make some

1)50lb ande 2)8 in spinnie 22in 11 in paddle 42-46in 3)wrapped around a swim noodle 4)tandem singles.

looks like ill be fishing north more:grin:

Welcome aboard darl

reserve me a table tim

cv30 is a good choice..i have them for divers and i have daiwa sg47lca reels for riggers..if you go with daiwa your gonna want the power handle

i made him park away from my truck as it gave it mine a complex..nice truck jon:thumb:

helluva christmas present shannon:thumb:

Thanks for the update Justin. Get better

i think id wanna choose what tackle i get each month