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SurlyDude
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If you are going through Duluth. Marine General is your best bet. Fleet farm is another option in that area.
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trailchief
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Heading to SAK on Saturday. Going to target Lakers. Not sure if I would need snap weights to get to them. But in case my Deep Taildancers can’t reach them I would like to have snap weights as a back up. Is there anywhere in Ely that would have them? My local stores are picked over and or don’t carry them.
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Wables
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Yes, and good luck finding them. I lost my last one on Kek last year. This week I pulled a couple of red offshore releases off of my planer boards to make a couple more. I had the weights, just couldn't find the snaps.
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trailchief
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Thanks for the info guys. I have a Fleet Farm in my town. They are just so understocked! I did see some offshore planer clips. So maybe I will stop and buy them. Was also looking at dipsy divers. I have never used them, and snap weights seemed simpler. What size weights do you guys usually take. I just don't want to overkill and carry more weight than I have too.
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Mickeal
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When I was up the opening week I only caught trout in deep water. 100 to 90 feet. I was using a large tadpole diving weight that got my lure down past 30 feet. I never had a fish on sonar they would come off the bottom and hit hard. I caught a trout every morning I fished for them.
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Tophsho
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@SurlyDude, any relation to the brewery or just coincidence?
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SurlyDude
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I mainly use the 2 and 3 ounce weights. Figure you can let less line out that way. One thing you will learn quick is if you stop moving (hopefully because the canoe mate has a fish on) - you best be quick to reel in because they drop quick when you stop moving.
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SurlyDude
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Just my favorite beer when I made the username. :) Still safely in my top 5, but it's got more competition in the last however many years it's been.
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Tophsho
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Gotcha, just curious. I worked there for 6ish years or so. Thanks for satisfying my curiosity. Agreed on the competition getting tougher.
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