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    Ain't funny to me.....got to cut back on a lot of stuff so you can get that high priced stuff , Lol. I ordered two more Okumas last night. The Okumas are good reels for trolling and Northwoods sells them for half what others do. Might as well save when you can.
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    Folks that pay 20K for a boat, 2K for a trolling motor and 1.5K for fishfinders are idjit no googlin phewls.

    'Cept for DD...he's just a regular idjit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wannabe... View Post
    Folks that pay 20K for a boat, 2K for a trolling motor and 1.5K for fishfinders are idjit no googlin phewls.

    'Cept for DD...he's just a regular idjit.

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    Ain't dat da truff ( everything you said for a change, Lol) :D
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    Quote Originally Posted by DonDon View Post
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    My Okumas wouldn't free spool for crap till these gewbers told me about turning the line clicker off and they work good now, too bad I only got to use the 2 or 3 times.

    That line clicker is irritating.
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    Well my problem has nothing to do with the clicker. I turned it off as soon as I took them out of the box. It seems to be something with the line counter mechanism cause on some of them you can feel it bump as you turn the handle. I will go ahead and use them at camp this weekend and hopefully they will free up with a little use. If not I might be sending them back. Just depends on how frustrated I get with them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by reb66jr View Post
    $20,000 dollar boats, $2,000 trolling motors, $1,500 sonars. Fishermen bargain shopping the one thing that is actually connected to a fish. Funny.
    Well I can say I have not spent that much on any of my equipment. Have a Lowe 175 stock from the factory with whats probably the cheapest trolling motor they make. A Motor Guide 46. Added a Humingbird 525 and 2 Wally Marshall rod holders to the front that were christmas presents. Don't even have trolling rods for pulling these crank baits. Just been using my med-heavy bass and catfish rods. So I think I am doing pretty good so far.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SUPERTECHMRI View Post
    Well my problem has nothing to do with the clicker. I turned it off as soon as I took them out of the box. It seems to be something with the line counter mechanism cause on some of them you can feel it bump as you turn the handle. I will go ahead and use them at camp this weekend and hopefully they will free up with a little use. If not I might be sending them back. Just depends on how frustrated I get with them.
    Your drag might be just a little too loose.
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    Quote Originally Posted by G3 Fisherman View Post
    Your drag might be just a little too loose.
    Thanks G3. I will play with the drag some this weekend and see if that helps.

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