Your welcome, dags sporting goods in auburn maine had a instructional paper on cash out desk free for the taking. In near future we will put out a video explaining how we go about finding the salmon as well. We're not experts by far but this has worked for us

Won't be long now, Tight lines.

@@PineStateHunter You the same bud

You bet

Glad you enjoyed it. Tight lines.

Thanks, Salmon are a bast to catch.

Thanks!

You got that right!

Oh yea, and it seems some nice. Thanks for watching.

Thanks! 👍

Probably William, We fish all over the place. Thanks for watching.

@@PineStateHunter me too ! Probably meet you on the water sometime, somewhere!

Awesome day, wish every trip was that good. Thanks for watching.

Wind was pushing us, Into the wind with 2 buckets was just about 1 mph.

Thanks for watching, Wish I had thought of the tuck cap before getting a Bimini top.

Glad you enjoyed

Hey thanks for watching! Ok so we will start at the end of the leadcore I like to use 18 or 27 pound Sufix leadcore line. this ensures when i get caught on bottom my main line leader breaks before the leadcore does. If your leadcore is brand new or you havent been caught on bottom (causing the sheathing around the leadcore center to cinch down making it impossible to remove on some brands) you should be able to slide the Dacron sheathing back down the leadcore 6 to 10 inches, break the lead off and pull back down the dacron sheathing, enough to tie on a pline dura-max hi-speed rolling treble swivel (i cant remember the size). Then I tie on the 25ft 12 pound Fluorocarbon main line leader, then I tie a ball bearing swivel with interlock snap. This some what prevents line twist from there i put on the dodger followed by 24 to 36 inch sliding rig or Maine Pro Series size 6 Emerald Smelt sewing hook 8 pound test, it comes in 5ft leaders so you will have to cut it down to size.

Thanks!@@PineStateHunter

Eric and I usually fish along, but if something comes up we will let you know.

Pls do that. Appreciate that.

Dodgers and sewn bait

You can find them at most bait and tackle shops or order them online. We usually use the Northeast trollers. Good luck this spring.

Early-season with bait we try to troll around 1 to 1.5 mph

@@PineStateHunter Thank you very much for your reply.

The buckets help slow the boat down. Without them we can only get down to 2 mph. Trolling bait, we like to be around 1 to 1.5 mph.

I’ve always called the buckets a Sebago Lake brake !

Backwoods Bait and Tackle, Dag's Bait and Tackle I don't seem to have any packages kicking around and I can't remember the name of them. Any bait and tackle shop should know exactly what you're talking about if you ask them.

@@PineStateHunter Thank you very much. Actually I checked 6 locations down here in NJ and PA as well as Bass pro and Kittery trading, Amazon with no luck. Thank you again I'll swing by those places next week on my way up to Portage Lake enjoy very much watching you guys having fun. Stay safe