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Sad indeed. More can be read at the CorneliaMarie home page located here.

I've bought a few big dolled lenses here. All the sellers are pro's and will not lead you astray Go to the home page and read the reviews before you buy. Fredmaranda. Occasionally you will find what your looking for on Craigs list, under photography eqp.

I agree Josh. I fished with Jon most of the time last year, and that's just what we did. I still have a "Fish Finder" temp meter that can be dropped down to find the temp break.

All I know is my church considers themselves a "group" when I added myself to there group, I can openly chat on there page. Although I don't, but many do. It looks like you click on "Group" on the left hand side of the home page and hit "Create a Group". It will be a "sports and recreation" group. It's all new to me also:D

Mike, should the page be set up as a Group page?

Thanks for sharing. Theresa a great fisherwoman.

Very nice Mike. Did you find a slip?

I did the same last week. :confused:

Let's see what most guys run behind there divers. You can vote for more than one, but your main choice is what where interested in.

This is my opinion on the slider. If your limited to few poles, use them. If your already running 10-12 rods(or if the fishing is very good) don't bother. Sliders can be a pain. At times they will foul up on there way down, and just make a big mess. When we fished the WMFL tourneys last year we where limited to just 6 rods, so it made since to run them. We got fish on the fixed slider. If you set up some slider lines, use high quality ball bearing snap swivels. Make them about 6' long. When I run sliders, I put a mag spoon on the main line and a regular spoon on the slider. Back to the Flasher fly. Most of the guys running them off the rigger, are running them on the deepest set. If you put a flasher combo on the high rigger, it has the chance to swing over and grab the low one. I'll set up a poll and we'll see the % of guys running flashers on there divers. It's set up here.

Not surprising to me. Most people that steal are not true Christians.

Welcome to the site Mike. We look forward to your vigor and attention to detail.

It looks cold and lonely out there Jeff.

Very nice looking Rig Doug. A %30 discount is Huge!

Mike we will often use fixed sliders on our riggers. Generally I set the slider about 10' above the ball. This is how we attach them.

Looks tasty to me.

I have been told that there are two groups of Salmon. One group winters in the Southern half of Lake Michigan, and moves North as the water warms. The other group resides in the deep water and moves shallow as spawning season nears. Whether this is true or not I don't know?

When were limited to 6 rods, our spread is; 2 riggers with spoons, 2 divers with flasher/fly, and 2 core/copper setups with spoons or plugs. The deepest rigger will have the shorter lead 25-30' The other rigger will have a longer lead 40-50' The diver on the deep rigger side will enough line out to be running 5-10' above the deep rigger. The other will be set to run 5-10 above the shallow rigger. The deeper core will go on the deep rigger side, behind an inline board. This is a good way to search and destroy. If all the fish are coming at a set depth, then we will try and target that depth with more rigs. What setting are you using on your divers? Personally I like the bigger rings on the divers, or just the bigger Walker divers set at 1.5. The bigger divers set at 1-1.5 will run close to %50 of line out. (100 out=50' down) Like Phil said, the longer the leads from diver to flasher the better. If you have a small boat, of short working area, than long leads make it hard to net fish. Don't give up on the divers, get the setting right, and all will be good. If in doubt, watch this video. What do you have for a boat? If you have any pictures , feel free to upload them.

So what became of this?

Kevin, do you have a picture of the boat?

Sounds like a great time getting out with the family.

Mike, a big welcome to the site. I like spoons or Jplugs on the riggers and cores. I will most always have a flasher/fly on the divers. The only time I change this is late evening. Then I will switch the high diver to a Moonshine spoon. I like to run long leads on my divers. 6'-9'

No red here. I have had fused (fire line) break for no reason while pulling divers before. After loosing 3 (or more) diver setups, diver poles got changed to braid. Braided line seams to be the strongest and more durable for divers. 30 pound min. and 50 pound max is what most use.

I want to brighten/freshen up the Teak on the Tiare. Shold I be using Tung oil or Linseed oil? Here's the area.