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Hey Problem is I'm a lefty and The revo winch is the only left handed reel that comes with a 5:4:1 gear ratio....that I've been able to find. Do I have any alternatives to a winch? Ian My reel is safe. I'm a lefty too but use reels with the handles on the correct side. :D I have quite a few Revos, ...

Ian-Hope to see you at the Show.
Ian-Hope to see you at the Show.
Ian-I have a Winch put aside at Paddletales unless Ian gets it before me.
Ian-I'm sure that someone will have them.

Geez, I feel like I'm talking to myself.

Ian

Too funny. Same name and I'm heading up to Carp to pick up a new reel, a Revo Winch.

Dan Smyth wrote:I bought my Lund at Raisin River Marine in Lancaster. Bit of a trip but I have had 10 years of great after purchase service. LUND IS THE ONE

I second both Raisin River Marine and Lund. Great folks selling a great product. Watch out for the attack dogs.

nice smallies!

Take a look at a bow mount tiller. I've been using one for a long time and love it. Excellent control with one of the available extension handles. You can rig a small foot on/off switch. A lot of pros Stateside have started using them for the extra control. http://sites.mercurymarine.com/portal/page...

That Bass was caught at your girlfriends Grandmothers Lake.... I wish I had a girlfriend but then the wife would more than likely get POed at me, or the again, maybe not. :D But if my "girlfriends Granny owned Lake Heney and the weed bed at the south end of the lake, in mid August on a cloudy ...

Fishing 24/7 wrote:

IanD wrote:
6lb 13oz
Summer of '07 up in the Gatineau's

and his not even pulling out his arms!

Not a big fan of the "Long Arm Pose" technique.

6lb 13oz
Summer of '07 up in the Gatineau's

Spring-buzzbait or top water jerk
Summer-suspending soft jerk bait and War Eagle spinner bait
Fall-any of the above ripped hard.

|D4| wrote:is there any eyes ?

I've never seen or heard of anyone catching 'eyes in Pemish. Of course, I'm a little deaf too.

A friend of mine owns Whitefish Lodge on Heney and I have spent a lot of time on the lake. It is wicked for bass and has some very good laker fishing but the pike are only so-so, nothing really huge. Best I've taken out of there is 8lbs. There are some good ones at the south end of the lake along th...

toobinator wrote: I threw a rat with one of my buddies rods, and I couldn't get over how heavy it felt and how dead the rod felt in my hand compared with what I am used to.

Ed

did you take it out of the wrapper?????

20lb. Power Pro on all the spinning rods
50lb. Power Pro on the flipping/pitching rigs
12lb Trilene Maxx on the cranking rods
30lb. Power Pro on everything else.
80lb. Power Pro on the musky sticks.

None of the above.
I run a Minn Kota bow mount tiller handle. 55lb thrush 12V.
I find the control, for me, to be better than cable or electronic steering.