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Rick, I checked and you have mail also. Thanks again for your help.

Give Big Jon's a call. Their Customer service is second to none.

Rick, Thanks. I'm not a member there but will try and check it out. If you'd be so kind give him this information please. Thank You.

These reels were used exclusively for walleye trolling. They are in VG to Excellent condition with little to no boat rash. They have always been stored on rods on a wall rack in my garage or transported a short distance in my boat's rod holders. I still have the boxes they came in with papers and an extra two paddle reel handle for each one. The drags have been backed off when stored over the Winter. The reels have 2 ball bearings. $88 takes all or $25 each and I'll ship them for the actual postage cost. PM or Email me. frankjastr@hotmail(dot)com

Some darn nice tunas. Like mike mentioned, It looked like you were by yourself in the channel.

Jason, I've been there. I feel for you my friend. I had Thompson Boats out of St. Charles MI hang me out for 26 Gs. It took several months and legal action to get it. There was no profit on that job after paying the Lawyer. They had the local politicians dancing to their tune, while they screwed over most of the local businesses.

Josh, Thanks for the report.

Good work Mikey.

Tom, A warm

Scored 2 here. Thanks Jason M. aka Long Lines. I could use more.

It was a catch and release. I'm not sure how they could certify the weight. Maybe different category for catch and release.

41.5# Here is a link. http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/160297845.html

I think MI record was broken in 2009 on the Manistee River. 41#+

I'd give BigJon's a call. They go over the top in Customer Service.

Ed, Thanks for posting this. I sent my son the info. Kudo to Meijers with it's long MI heritage.

Isaiah, A warm

Keith, A warm Holler if you need any help.

Robert, You have it all.

Gj on the perch.

Points, rotor, cap, and plugs are cheap compared to a seasons worth of fuel. The IOs are easy to work on like the cars from the 50s and 60s. My cap and rotor seem to always need a cleaning or replacement every year. The atmosphere a boat engine is in will cause more corrosion especially with the cap and rotor. Plugs too need to be cleaned or replaced. The fuel we are forced to burn leaves a hard deposit on the plugs. Carburetor cleaning yearly will also help. It's not just about fuel economy, it's safety. Losing power in a storm can be deadly. A yearly tune up is a must on my rig.

Tuna Tom not only repairs reels and sells part he is also willing to help by giving out advice. Tuna Tom is the reel deal.

I'm looking to buy some Daiwa SG27 Line Counter Reels. Anyone have any they want to find a good home for? PM me.

GJ Dan.

J Dog, Nice work.

Mark, A warm