wishinfishin

Thanks for the advice Captain Crabbie.

Im trying to stay with humminbird so I can link it to my trolling motor.

I just ordered some long deep bayrats for walleye fishing , anybody use them?? ,if so howd you do??. I have some shallow smaller ones Ive used for browns and cohos which work well

Sent to fast.  marking with the temp and date, probably helps put a plan together nicely every year.

Aquaman, very smart with marking waypoints.

yellowpike, you got it going on, nice job.

Im afraid to try musky fishing, reading all the musky guy posts makes me wonder if I really need to be bitten by another species.

Looking for help. I want to get a new fish finder  and there are lots of options , and hoping to get input from everyone here so I make the best decision for me .

Im willing to spend around $1500 ish, and like hummingbirds, and recently put on an ulterra with link. Im from South east PA. and do plenty of different types of fishing . I fish year round , and like to fish home waters for perch crappie and walleye and occasionally striper in river and bays,and lakes. I do a bunch on the St Lawrence for eyes, and now Ive been getting into Lake Ontario trolling . I like what Im reading on side and down imaging as well as the mapping feature of some models and of course marking way points and such. I dont have to spend that much money if I dont have to but will spend more if thats what I need to. Please help with any opinions ,I dont get to spend money on every little thing that comes along so I just want to make the right purchase.

Thanks,

Chuck

Tons and tons of good info in this post, thanks for sharing guys.

Been dying to get up there and hit some perch and walleyes on erie.

So sounds like live crawlers are every bodies preference

welcome back!

I fish on the St Lawrence some , I like to jig with plastics mostly, but pulling harnesses with crawlers works ,but also

catches a bunch of gobies and perch . Guys I know up there use the artificials ( gulp) on harnesses to cut down on junk fish.  Ive caught eyes on the gulps , it does work , and dont need refrigeration.

Wanted to get some opinions on using live night crawlers versus the gulp type crawlers or leaches . Any preferences as to what gulp type works better than others?

I use the imitation to cut down on the gobie bite.

Thanks,

Chuck

The first time fishing a place is tough , but you got some fish , that had to feel good.

Welcome aboard Shane, have fun!

Thanks littleslick, but Im all hooked up now.

Thats gotta feel good. Nice fish.

Enjoy the posts!

Not seeing your pics ?

48" Berts track, ratcheting rod holders , Homemade triple tree , I have the stuff , putting it on soon.

Thanks for sharing

thanks for posting Bill.

Howd ya do?

Gotta love lakers!

Good post , nice box Chad

looking to buy two tracks preferably 4 ft. and some ratchet rod holders