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Randy Whiteman

Posted 1/3/2004 6:34 PM (#92368)
Subject: Toms new trolling setup :)

Posts: 150

The latest in trolling technology!!!

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karol

Posted 1/3/2004 7:25 PM (#92375 - in reply to #92368)
Subject: RE: Toms new trolling setup :)

Posts: 576

Location: nappanee IN

hey randy, that' not funny , that's looks the same as my high priced $400 boat that i use because nobody from the club will take me.
p.s.s. i'm nervous to take it on tippy because of the size= my boat not the lake .. we all have to start with something right? see you in feb at the awards banquet ok? karol

kevin

Posted 1/3/2004 7:43 PM (#92377 - in reply to #92368)
Subject: RE: Toms new trolling setup :)

Posts: 1335

Location: Chicago, Beverly

Karol, I had a 14' row boat with a 6hp on it.. when I finally could afford the upgrade(Tuffy16' with a 40hp) my days on Webster and the Barbee Chain were much nicer. I know what you are going through...

lobi

Posted 1/3/2004 9:15 PM (#92379 - in reply to #92368)
Subject: RE: Toms new trolling setup :)

Posts: 1137

Location: Holly, MI

That doesn't look too bad right now. I am currently boatless and dependent on two other muskie nuts who fortunatly always want another person in the boat. Before I bid tho.. are the sides strong enough to bolt or clamp on my down-easters?

jerryb

Posted 1/4/2004 10:36 PM (#92435 - in reply to #92368)
Subject: RE: Toms new trolling setup :)

Posts: 688

Location: Northern IL

I'd put $ on those guys over some hot rod with a steering wheel and no clue!
That's the correct way to learn to troll properly.

MuskieMedic

Posted 1/5/2004 1:40 PM (#92498 - in reply to #92368)
Subject: RE: Toms new trolling setup :)

Posts: 2091

Location: Stevens Point, WI

Size doesn't matter, it's how you use it!! LOL!

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