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    Anyone travelling to Lake Erie to fish this year. Please feel free to call me for conditions before you travel. I hate traveling to fish and when I get there I can't fish or conditions are not good to catch. I have helped hundreds of people over the years. so please call me and I will give you an honest report. I will even tell you where I am fishing and how. you can never have to many friends on the water. so feel free to call anytime and let's talks some fishing. thanks 614.327.7144. Capt Jim.

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    Hi Jim, you KNOW i'll be calling you lol. Glad to see you on here again, thought maybe you gave up on us. See you at the fair grounds today. Geary
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    it was good seeing you at the fishing expo todayaa

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    That's awesome Jim
    Priceless! There are a few good souls left in the world, most of them are fishermen!

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    Skipper, I am completely new to this walleye fishing (trolling). Wife and I just bought a camper and will be seasonal at Fort Firelands and looking to spend a lot of time there this summer. I know a lot of people have their own opinions on rods/reels/line/lures. Could you guide me on the line situation? I'm curious to know about filling my reels for the first time. Some people say mono others say braid etc. Do you fill the entire spool from start to finish with say 10# test mono? Can I run boards on 10# test? Do I have to re-spool for summertime while using dipsey's? Any help would be greatly appreciated and I value your opinion. All advice from anyone will be much appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EYEFISH4FOOD View Post
    Skipper, I am completely new to this walleye fishing (trolling). Wife and I just bought a camper and will be seasonal at Fort Firelands and looking to spend a lot of time there this summer. I know a lot of people have their own opinions on rods/reels/line/lures. Could you guide me on the line situation? I'm curious to know about filling my reels for the first time. Some people say mono others say braid etc. Do you fill the entire spool from start to finish with say 10# test mono? Can I run boards on 10# test? Do I have to re-spool for summertime while using dipsey's? Any help would be greatly appreciated and I value your opinion. All advice from anyone will be much appreciated.
    I'm Lot 144 at Firelands..... stop by and say hi if you see my truck there!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Capt Eric View Post
    I'm Lot 144 at Firelands..... stop by and say hi if you see my truck there!
    Hey Capt Eric.... We will be at Lot 176. Definitely look forward to meeting you and the guys. Nothing better than meeting new fishing friends and thanks for everything you guys do for this site!

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    Quote Originally Posted by EYEFISH4FOOD View Post
    Hey Capt Eric.... We will be at Lot 176. Definitely look forward to meeting you and the guys. Nothing better than meeting new fishing friends and thanks for everything you guys do for this site!
    If you can't find me there, look for me at Crabby Joe's or the Crow's Nest..... if it wasn't for those places, I'd probably starve to death!
    Capt. Eric Litton
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    Quote Originally Posted by Capt Eric View Post
    If you can't find me there, look for me at Crabby Joe's or the Crow's Nest..... if it wasn't for those places, I'd probably starve to death!
    Sounds good! I've been to Crabby Joe's once and they had great food. Never been to Crow's Nest. I'll have to check that place out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EYEFISH4FOOD View Post
    Skipper, I am completely new to this walleye fishing (trolling). Wife and I just bought a camper and will be seasonal at Fort Firelands and looking to spend a lot of time there this summer. I know a lot of people have their own opinions on rods/reels/line/lures. Could you guide me on the line situation? I'm curious to know about filling my reels for the first time. Some people say mono others say braid etc. Do you fill the entire spool from start to finish with say 10# test mono? Can I run boards on 10# test? Do I have to re-spool for summertime while using dipsey's? Any help would be greatly appreciated and I value your opinion. All advice from anyone will be much appreciated.
    10# will work but i'd go with 12# myself. you want to use braid for dipsies. mono just has to much stretch for tripping a diver. most people use 30# power pro for running dipsies with a 6' to 8' fluro leader. i use 20# seaguar premier leader. when spooling braid i use 150' of 17# mono as backer on my sg17lca reels then 300' of braid. never use mono for divers it just wont work. always use a mono backing for braid. if you don't use a mono backing you'll have a problem with the line slipping on the spool. you can use 30# braid for boards and divers. no need to have reels spooled with mono and reels spooled with braid. also braid will last for yrs. I've been running the same braid for over 10 yrs. mono should be replaced at least every yr.

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