My son told me he is gonna sell his trident 13 he doesn’t use it much and he will eventually be moving. If anyone is looking for a kayak I can put you in touch. He said it’s in good shape but some of the straps and bungees are shot from the sun and need replaced. He is going to leave the Lowrance Mark Four fish finder with it and transducer. It has been wired and was working last time used but he hasn’t used it for about 5 years and doesn’t have a battery so doesn’t know if it still works. Paddle included. he lives in roseville if interested shoot me a message and I will get you his number. He said he is gonna list it on CL for 650 but is open to offers from ncka

With salmon starting to show up in the river systems i poured up a bunch of 2 3 and 4 oz jigs and am going to try to get out and get a few with the kayak.

I wanted to clarify and verify what I believe to read in the reg book

according to what I read if I am upstream of highway 50 bridge I believe any jig or spinner (non buoyant) over 1 oz in weight must have a single hook not a treble and the maximum gap on that hook would be 1".

Downstream of highway 50 bridge I would be considered in the delta area and could use a treble hook if I choose but maximum gap on treble hook would be 3/4" or single hook with 1" maximum gap.

I hoping there are some on here who could verify what I read in the reg book and also any advice or opinion  on hook style, size, ect would be appreciated

i just got asked if I could bring down some lead heads tomorrow to the ARW so I will be painting some up tonight if anyone else would like some hit me up this evening as early as possible. I will also try to bring some extras if I have any left over painted up ones. if you want someone to pickup for you that's fine also.

I have been toying with the idea ever since I started pouring lead jig heads and finally ordered some more molds to start making some lead flutter jigs. I wanted to get some people opinions on the best hook to pair these up with. I will probably end up putting some of these up for sale but I am not wanting to stock a hole bunch of hook options so I want to keep it simple.  I am thinking at this time jigs in the 2-4 oz range. What type of hooks do people have the best luck with on these. I am contemplating a single instead of treble hooks?
     Also any sort of paint schemes people have in particular that they are fond of? I'm hoping I can rig up my powder paint to do larger objects but I may have to try something else like vinyl paint or reflective tape.

I am starting a separate thread to deal with jig head orders that people would like delivered to shelter cove during the GSX weekend. If you would like any delivered the sooner you can let me know the better your chances are. I will probably pour lead one more time before then so if you like anything in particular the sooner the better for filling your requests.

You can find more detail on my other classified thread which some computer genius will probably link over I don't know how. Basic rundown is shad heads and bullet nose jig heads colors red, white , chartreuse green, purple and black.
1.5oz .75$  (Shad only)
2oz.   1.00$  (Shad only)
2.5oz. 1.25$
3oz.    1.50$
4oz.    1.75$
Archie Marx has generously volunteered to bring people orders with him up from Sac. However he is there to enjoy his time too so he won't be tracking people down to deliver stuff. He will let us know where you can pick up your box at which point I recommend buying him a beer or some other show of appreciation. Boxes will be labeled with your name.

If there are no objections I will start a running list of names of people with orders coming and whether or not paid so that you are well aware of your status and also maybe your friends will help remind you of pickup and stuff
Money will not be collected at GSX it will need to be taken care of in advance. Once again let's make it easy for Archie!

PayPal is easiest send to
scordtz@sbcglobal.net
(as friends and family please) and please include a note with who it is for. if PayPal is not an option pm me and we can work something out probably. Also usps shipping is always an option 6.80$ to your door.

Hope everyone has a great time at the cove this year. I will be helping my parents move so won't be able to make it. Have a safe weekend

I have many sizes and shapes of lead jig heads for sale. What started as a experiment at lead pouring has blossomed into a larger hobby and I am pleased to offer quality lead heads to the NCKA community at a low price. I have shad heads, bulletnose heads, and spear point jig heads. They are currently priced as follows

Shad heads

1.5 oz.      .75$          7/0 hook
2oz.        1.00$          7/0 hook
2.5oz.     1.25$          8/0 hook
3oz.        1.50$          8/0 hook
4oz.        1.75$          8/0 hook

Bullet nose heads

2.5oz.      1.25$         8/0 hook
3oz.         1.50$         8/0 hook
4oz.         1.75$         8/0 hook

Spear point jigs
3 oz.         1.50$        7/0 hook
4 oz.         1.50$.       7/0 hook

All jig heads include painting in the color of your choice. Available colors are red, white, green chartreuse, purple, and black. Paint is baked on in the oven.
  I will be using Mustad 32786 black nickel hooks, extra wide gap. Size 8/0 hooks on larger heads (7/0 on the smaller shad heads and spearpoint jigs) I still have some bullet nose jigs with the duratin plated silver hooks but everything new I'm pouring now will be the black nickel hooks.

I can accept paypal and I can ship in the mail a flat rate 6.80$ USPS. I am in the sacramento area and travel around a bit for work too so I'm open to meeting up for drop offs

Feel free to pm me any questions and all feedback is appreciated.

I have a large ocean master reel made by ecooda for sale. Was sent by mistake when I ordered a different reel. I returned it for the correct reel and they sent the same thing again. Now the one I wanted is out of stock so if anyone wants a good deal on a large reel make an offer. You can check out more specs on amazon or msg me with any questions. Open to trades for other left hand reels.