fishsniffer

as expected it was slow out of muskegon..went searching for kings in the skinny water..the temp was 48 in the channel mud but between the dredging equipment and all the walleye boats it wasnt really fishable..went south between 25 and 50 fow from muskegon to mona lake and back..took 1 king on a magnum u of m frog on a rigger 14 dn in 30 fow..temp was 45 degrees sog was 3.2-3.5..

Palomer for swivel connections and Willis for leadcore

good to hear steve

the problem with this is 3 out 0f 4 salmon prefer pepsi.. j/k

what about sister sledge?

Looking forward to it ken

looks great jon

what was your speed dave?

That's a fish call. How else they gonna come to the bait.

very nice jim..the lake was awesome sat. night

nice job dave

went with don out of holland to help on a quick shakedown..after we changed a smoking battery at the dock to make a late start even later we set lines in about 45 fow..dons 7 year old daughter picked all the spoons and we obeyed..about a half hour into our south troll we dipped in to 25 fow by the first slide and picked up a nice king on a 75ft section of blood run 32# tipped with a silver streak fishing machine mini..went a little farther south then turned and made a pass thru the mud...made sure everything was working good and called it a trip after about an hour..water temp was about 41 warming up to about 43 in the mud..speed about 2.8-3..got back to the dock and a couple kids were sitting there bobber fishing catching 13 inch perch.. http://www.greatlakesfisherman.com/gallery/files/1/1/4/4/king.jpg' alt='king.jpg'>

Two thumbs up for that :thumb:

Fo shizzle dog:thumb:

This sounds crazy but we've had 3 neighbors houses burn to the ground within a year. All within 4 houses of us and all electrical. We were smelling a weird smell for a while (not me for once)then a cord melted. Turned out the smell was an outlet box. The smell was the resin. Fire chief came with a thermal imager and you could follow the heat in the wall. Turned out to be a bad outlet arcing out and creating heat. We were close to being house 4 to burn down. Be sure to replace all you're loose outlets to avoid arcing

She looks great terry

You literally just wrap the copper over itself away from theswivel several times. I usually go about an inch and then put heat shrink tube over it.of course let it cool before putting the mono on

how long are the leads on youre dipseys?

http://www.greatlakesfisherman.com/gallery/files/1/1/4/4/picture.jpg' alt='picture.jpg'> this is what we seen during the brown blast...i think they were b.s ing during this pic but earlier they were trolling

1-450 45# 1-300 45# 1-300 32# 1-250 32# 1-200 32# 1-150 32# 1-100 32# 1-2 color 1-3 color 1-5 color 1-7 color 1-10 color 1-12 color 1-15 color 2- rigger 4-wire i also like to keep it simple:thumb:

Trying to get in on a kicker after the waves kick up isn't a challenge you want to risk. I would make sure all is good before you venture out.

As car as I know the smallest spool is 1000 ft. But it sure is nice to have that extra there after a good tangle up or breakoff

I would be interested in field testing some gasoline.

I have always ran the blacks but after firhing coho on a boat with the chamberlains next year will switch. Dont like paying almost twice as much as the blacks but I've spent more on worse unfortunately

Personally I would go with the bigger boat for the comfort and added security on the big lake. You're gonna burn a little extra gas but there are plenty of us who would absolutely love to only burn 4 gallons a trip