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snubbers are the solution to a problem that was solved years ago with better fishing rod tech. i havn't used them for years and don't miss them

there are plenty of other fish there to keep you and you wife can keep 16 lake trout which taste great . plus all the burbot you want not to mention bass and rainbows , there are plenty of opportunities to catch and keep fish but you have to open your mind and broaden your horizons . i...

good to know and best of luck to you. but i definitely wouldn't do it there are plenty of fish to keep from the gorge that you don't have to skirt the laws to keep . but them again i fish for pleasure not to save me a trip to the grocery store but that's me .

i know i was only saying that is what i would like them to do , it was an example of what you could keep if they would let you keep 2 possession limits 2x 3 kokes a 2x8 lake trout

i really think they should allow people to keep and trans port a 2 day limit of fish due to the remoteness of flaming gorge , if they did that you wouldn't have to play games with the limits. that would allow you to keep 6 nice kokes each and 16 lake trout which are under rated as tablefair /...

i really don't care what you do personally with your fish but please don't misinform people of what you can catch and keep at flaming gorge , i doesn't matter what form the salmon are in cooked ,raw, canned etc.they still count towards your possession limit. meaning you can not possess more than...

it's adjusted correctly if you get both full throttle and idle, the numbers on the display really don't matter.

i don't travel with my down riggers mounted ,i just pull them from the bases stow them that way there is no doubt weather er they are there or not.

i have rarely lost weights due to hanging up when it is calm, but if it's windy it is very tough to get them freed up .

one other thing i didn't like about spider-wire was it was very difficult to keep in the release clip , but to each his own , i have been much happier with mono because i like catching more fish ,but that's just me .

i have used spider wire in the past and found that i didn't catch as many fish. my friend always uses 30# berkly biggame and has great luck so i switched off to that and run 15# mono to the lure with good results .

they sell them in every shop in manila , i got mine at the chevron , they are hanging up on a hook and not packaged at all , i have been runnig a squid , or a black and sliver j-13 rapala 30' back 1.2 mph at 5' off the bottom . here is a picture you have to play with the set back i usually run...

the beauty of those trolls is there is almost no resistance when you reel them in allowing you to feel the fight and use a lot longer set back

i usually use large dave davis trolls but the are hard to pull in we picked up a couple of sets of hand made trolls in manila just about every shop in town carries them they have very large aluminum blades and cost about 30 bucks a set. we had good success with them and are very easy to reel in...

you got a couple of walleye rigs they have a large spread on the hooks for a crawler. i have just retied those for kokanee .

radical glow already sells koke rigs with crappie tubes on them , they should work great though

i tried corn with procure bloody tuna this year at the gorge , it worked fine but didn't seem much better than glup

i think a medium action rod is is to much rod for koke fishing .i always try for a light action rod unless i'm jigging

i'm gonna try and be there also.

these rods have held up well for 4 and 5 pound wipers and walleye , and have been supple enough for kokanee. i like the light action ones the best but i do have a med light .