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I instaled an i troll last year on my boat and I'm very satisfied. With the i pilot up front it's the best combo, better than the auto pilot I had.

Wow great report, that's how a fishing trip should always be. Being able to release that walleye after coming up 50' is great.

Wow, you are very good at remaking a boat.

Beautiful fish and great detailed report.

Very cool report Keith. You didn't get the kings this time but you landed very nice browns.

We fly fish for them in Quebec. Best time up here is end of june. They're shallow and easy to spot. We use a split ring and three pieces of wool (8' long). Past the wool trough the ring and tie it with sewing thread. You get a 4' long nose gar fly. Don't set the hook let some time for the wool to st...

keithm87 wrote:Add a dive kit to the slide diver, and it will get DEEP

I will try that.

Thank you for the detailed info Keith. I also use the no. 1 regular slide diver (lite bite). It works well for me when the temp brake is maximum 35 to 40 feet down, it's hard to get it deeper with the 30 pound mono I have on my reel.

Great report and beautiful fish. I 'm wondering what is your setup for lakers. I always use cowbell rigs and it definitely kills the fight.

As most of you know Traci and i are new to Salmon and Laker fishing so we ask a lot of Questions and i have some now. We can catch Salmon and lakers when there in the 35 foot rang and up but don't seam to do well below 40 feet. So my questions as how deep can you go and be productive on Salmon and ...

About half hour drive south there's Willsboro Outdoor World, ask for Jim Hotaling. There are all tackles and advices needed to fish Lake Champlain. Good luck.

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