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@@JR497 I wish I could take credit, but this was all Ryan Kelly.

Awesome!

@@Blibbyxox a custom production mold.

@LakeShoreTackle08 can I buy one anywhere

Thanks

Keep them less than 3 ft from the downrigger release.

Eagle claw starfire combo. Rough retail is $85, but awesome setup.

@@erictilman7628 www.sportsmans.com/fishing-gear-supplies/downriggers-and-accessories/cannon-offshore-saltwater-line-release-trolling-accessory/p/1740696 This is the cannon heavy tension.

@@LakeShoreTackle08 thank you! I'm going to try your lake trolls with tubes on some other lakes starting with Buffalo Bill.

Antelope and Sheep Creek would be good. We fished stateline today and yesterday and have done well.

Lake trolls and tube jig

Thanks. They weren't huge, but it was fun. 2 in the boat and 7 other strikes in 2 hours.

That rig is wild (coming from a bass guy)

30-40 pound on my rod and 30 pound on the tube jigs.

I have the 36v terrova.

@@LakeShoreTackle08 what length of shaft would you recommend

@@caseyhill3864 I went with the 60"

Awesome thank you very much

We are trolling 30-100ft. With most being found in the 50-90ft range.

There are a lot of pups near Anvil Draw, Kingfisher Island, and the red cliffs.

@@LakeShoreTackle08 thank you!🙏

I do have a few people that tell me where or where not to try, but I have my favorite 5 areas and new areas I look at all the time.

Yes.

If you hook the lake trolls to your rigger you have to run a stacker clip a couple feet above your lake trolls and you run the risk of tangling your lake trolls with your tube on the way down. If you put the release clip on the back of the lake trolls you have to leave slack in your line, because if you put tension on it the lake trolls will be on an angle and won't spin properly. You can always call me and I can give more details.

I would like to know also. How far above would you put your line on a stacker?

@coreymuir1113 the closer you can get it the the lake trolls the better you would be. 2 things you need to consider 1) tangling on the way down. 2) the tube jig trolls exactly straight when ran without lake trolls. The lake trolls give the tube a rolling/darting action.

I run the Eagle Claw Starfire. 30-40 pound mono.

Thank you for your support.

The ones in this video are Tica. I run okuma and the new Eagle Claw.

Rainbow 4.48 Brown 4.82

Thank you

Thanks. We get a little pushback for doing this. I believe that these resources are for everyone and that everyone should have an equal opportunity at enjoying such resources. Also, the Flaming Gorge area economy is primarily based on tourism and that the tourists keep all of our other businesses running.

Love it!

Yes

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@@LakeShoreTackle08 Killer, Thank you!

Sorry, I'm not familiar with a bfs lure. What are those?

@@LakeShoreTackle08 Hey Boss, They are small jerk baits, known as Bait Finesse System, such as lucky craft humpback minniw 50 size, Trout can’t resist it, I gotta get one of them Whapper flappers.

@@SuperBaconFishing okay. These are only made for vertical jigging via boat or ice fishing

Does the store at Lucerne marina sell these?

@@DYFishing83 right now. Angler's Den, Basin Sports, Both Ace Hardwares in Green River & Rock Springs will carry these.

These are not available yet. This was actually the first time we had it out testing it.

18.5' pontoon I am using the 36v 112 lb thrust minnkota terrova.

Thanks I'm looking at buying a pontoon some day

Fishing has been good so far this year.

Mostly our 4.5" Dakota Dodgers in moon/sun jelly or hyperplaid.

That would be something to see

I use the lvs 34 ice fishing bundle

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I didn't delete any comments. If you truly believe this, then most all anglers are unethical. I have seen scientific data on trout specifically that catch & release mortality trolling is between 11-18% depending on if bait/scent is used. I haven't seen any data on whether the fish burps air or not. There are guides that squeeze the air out of Lake trout before they release them. If you can show data on your comment specifically I would be happy to look at it.

Coming from a guy dressed like santa? 😂😂

That is a hard one, as there are pro's and con's to both. Pontoon boat: Still very reasonably priced Way more room than a v nosed boat of same size. Uses less fuel because they normally have smaller motor. Easier to fish from than another boat of the same size. Con's: slower for sure, unless you buy one with twin 300 hp behind it then you have to spend more on fuel. Aluminum boat: Faster Normally have more shelter on the boat such as shade, a place to warm up, protected from waves splashing over your boat. Con's: burns more fuel Boat costs more Have to go a little bigger to fish more people comfortably I will be purchasing another boat in the next couple years and I have been back and fourth. However, if I had to make the decision today I would go 2-4 feet longer and stay with a pontoon boat.

@@LakeShoreTackle08 good info! I saw you out there on Wednesday and I thought about that. My biggest question with the pontoon boat is how it handles in the wind / big waves. Im in that little side console tracker and I need to just stay home if it is supposed to be windy because I cant take on the big waves. That is what I always thought the big c-nose boat you have would kick butt, that and being able to get out there in colder weather and get out of the wind to warm up but Im sure you can also do the covering with the pontoon… just dont know about the waves / wind.

I fish off a 22’ pontoon with a 150 hp outboard and will hit 30 mph, so pretty decent but not going to win a race. But my wife can lounge on the couch with a good book while I fish and we put the Bimini up when it’s hot and it’s like boating in your living room. So comfortable and roomy and very stable. When it’s hot, we pull out the pylon and the kids tube or ski behind it. Super versatile. Wind does effect it a little more but not that bad in my opinion, I have no problem managing it where I want to go. Also, it handles big waves easily. I had it on Powell in a big wind storm and had no worries at all. I grew up on a v hull and would pick a toon every time now for several reasons.

A few over the years. I will be heading up there in the next few weeks.

Surface to 50 feet