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[backoneerie2016]

Hey fellas, just moved to Buffalo area and needs some good advice. Fished the western basin back in the eightys. Was wondering if eerie dearies are still an option?

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[Re-KLEIN-eR]

IMO i would start with a spread of sticks ( renosky's their not the best quality but they catch fish, Bayrats, reef runner or bombers) with a

mix of worm harness's 3D or hi tech's. If you want to mix in some spoons start with some dreamweaver super slims. That ought to get you

in the action. The time of the year is around the corner have fun.

[backoneerie2016]

What are hi techs?

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[Re-KLEIN-eR]

Hi tech are are brand of worm harness. they are made from wire and work well.

[Puking Dog]

I troll worm harnesses and  Renoski's with dipseys, jet's and lead core.

3D worm harnesses are my favorites if worm stealing silver's aren't around in large numbers.

I also use down riggers late in the summer when lake temp is warm all the way to the bottom.

All catch walleye. I find it best to not mix jets and lead core on the same side of the boat.

I mostly use big boards off a mast but I am experimenting more with in line boards.

I have 2 Off Shore in lines and just bought 2 Church "walleyes'. Both have tattle tail flags.

Have not gotten the Churches wet yet.

[backoneerie2016]

I think you will like the in-line boards. I used offshore boards when I guided in ga for stripers on lake lanier

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[wojo]

Want more fun , feel the fish fight, bottom bounce, worm harnesses, flat fish. My days of trolling with down riggers, are over.

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