fichy
   Jack, I could use 7's and bb's. Probably 3 small bags of each will last me a season or 2. You did that for me a couple of years ago and it was much appreciated. I'll get them when I see you on the river end of Sept.  Not only will I reimburse you, but I'll buy you dinner at the place of your choice.

I believe those were the removable type,that's what I use,is that correct?

pafisher

fichy
   Jack, I could use 7's and bb's. Probably 3 small bags of each will last me a season or 2. You did that for me a couple of years ago and it was much appreciated. I'll get them when I see you on the river end of Sept.  Not only will I reimburse you, but I'll buy you dinner at the place of your choice.

I believe those were the removable type,that's what I use,is that correct?

Yep, those be the ones. Thanks, Jack!

Many years back some Nova Scotia guys showed me their killer Atlantic rigs (illegal) while we fished together for a few years.
 They used a snelled hook with a night crawler hooked through the ring and at the top of the rig  about 6 inches from the crawler they used a gold spinner-I used a legal streamer, being a non native kinda figured I'd get slammed hard if caught with an improper rig.
-They caught all the fish.
   Tried it on the Sr a few years ago as it seemed legal here- NADA,

twobob
Clint you gotta stop looking at that sight or at least take it for what it is.
Anti Fishusa snagging board.
 
Machine spinners catch the heck out of steel at times.
I'm sure he is selling single hook spinners but in case he didn't remember that is  the law much of the year at the SR.
 
Fichy the easiest way to do away with all snagging is to make only2/0 octopus hooks legal. Wink wink!
 
 

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TB if you are talking about SC board I do not go there much and post even less.  Not even fun there. I saw this on Myfishfinder.com  NY  section in the what's in the vice thread. They were using the above flies for bass and pannies just thought they looked cool. I like the Oneida lake thread there, they also have a good ice fishing forum

I've seen similar stuff caught in limbs along brookie streams. And the old small Colorado blade, red beads, and a two hook gang with a worm is common on the Tug hill, same principle but with a pork chop.
 
The late Leigh Condit,  and Tom McGill of Rochester, used to fish single hook in-lines in the Genesee with great success. Tom told me he quit Salmon fishing with them when the snaggers on the other side of the river figured out that they could wait for him to hook up, cast across his line, let the cricket slide to the fish, set hard, and get a fish, and a spinner, as he fished a lot lighter than 30#, and he hooked up a lot more than the snaggers on early kings.
 
The key with those spinners is an upstream cast, tighten just until the blade starts to work and then lead through the drift and swing as if you were drifting eggs. When the blade gets going quick, drop some tension or time to reel in.  Lose your concentration during the slow rotation part of the drift, kiss another lure goodbye.  The strikes in the winter from chrome will nearly take your arm off.  Same thing works with a hotshot and pencil lead, but the losses are even more painful. 
 
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