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Messages - WingShooter

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remember that while you paid for the event or are coming up to play on the Hobies, still have to pay at the gate, so bring some $$$ for that. If you get in early before the kiosk is open. use the box to pay. Less we have to have them chasing around us the better....

I'm also working on a discount for day entry and camping.

Lots of registrations are coming in now, including last years champ, Sue Vang. This year it's a bit different with 3 separate categories - Bass, Panfish and Trout. You can only choose one category to enter but you can fish for all and decide at afternoon check-in. So a bit of strategy may come into play, maybe a little dock talk ;) Also it's very possible to find a huge school of crappie while fishing for trout or start catching browns on a jerk bait trying to catch bass. You never know. That's the great thing about this lake, it has a lot of great species that eat everything in the spring!

Hope to see yall out there on the 28nd.  ~ Mike


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Along with the tournament on Saturday, Hills Flat Lumber is also doing a Hobie Demo day.
If anyone is thinking about getting into a new Hobie, come on up and try out some boats.
Free lunch if you register for either event.



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General Fishing Tips / Re: Unusual Rockfish Lures
« on: March 29, 2018, 08:52:57 PM »
I would lean towards the box wrench.   :smt001 Any pics of fish caught on your lure creations ?

Alex
Alex
 Here’s a Santa Jig I caught a 28” Ling on to win the virtual holiday tournament couple years ago.
That won me 4 lbs of smoked Salmon! THANKS Raydon 😊

That's awesome! Santa riding the Branson RoadKill Swimbait! I'm stealimng that photo  :smt005

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Prizes for the Hobie are starting to come in. Should be a great time!

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Registrations are rolling in. We’ve got a great warming trend which should set up the lake for prime fishing. Ive heard a couple trout plants are planned before the event.

I’m also working on a discounted camping option at Greenhorn for those who want to stay n launch from there site.  Stay tuned for that.

Since we’re providing all the food on Sat - Tri tip, hamburgers n hotdogs, salads, chips, waters and kid drinks, beer, etc.  I’d like to do a potluck Fri night with everyone. I’ll start that thread next week sometime.

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Couple questions: what are “dough baits”? And the rules don’t make sense as currently written. Do we submit 1 fish of each 3 eligible species...or 3 fish of 1 species?

Edit: I think I get it now. You can enter 1 trout, 1 bass, and 1 panfish.

Hey Pat, hope you can make it out. Lake is absolutely beautiful.

Ok, pick a species (bass, trout, panfish), catch 3 of them, submit your photos.
Now that being said, you could go out and catch all three and pick a species to enter when you get in.

Dough baits - powerbait, gulp trout dough, ect. Can not use anything that is or was alive. Scents are ok.

Mike

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Pay It Forward / Re: A-hulls are life savers
« on: March 19, 2018, 09:12:54 PM »
Good stuff PIF crew. Rest up Ben and I hope you feel better soon, that flu has been a real ass kicker for so many.

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Sorry to hear that buddy, you'll be missed!

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Fishing Tournaments and Events / Rollins Lake Roundup 4/28
« on: March 19, 2018, 11:37:56 AM »
Hey Folks, Rollins Lake Round Registration is open. Hope to see you all there. I’m headed to KY Lake for KBF Nationals but I’ll do my best to answer any questions. ~Mike

www.rollinslakeroundup.com


Rollins Lake Roundup
sponsored by Hills Flat Lumber

Kayak Fishing Tournament and Hobie Demo Day
Greenhorn Campground, Saturday, April 28th, 2018
Pre-registrataion $25.00. Ends 4/21/18.
Morning of the Event: $35.00. Morning check-in closes 7am.


Multi-species Catch Photo and Release (CPR) event.
Sponsored by Hills Flat Lumber in Colfax/ Grass Valley and Hobie (Demo Day).
Giving away a FULLY LOADED Hobie Revo13.
Each registered angler will receive 1 Revo13 ticket. Additional tickets are $20 each/ 6 for $100.
Must be present to win the raffle.
Raffle proceeds beneficiary is Heros on the Water.
Entry also includes free BBQ and Demo Day.
6AM wet shotgun start - you must stay within 100 yards of the launch prior to start. Weather may play a factor TBD.
Wristbands available at the check-in table near the launch at 5am.
Check-in closes at 2:00pm sharp. You must be in line or filling out your score sheet at the scoring table. You must have your measuring board available.
Awards/ BBQ start at 3:30PM

Tournament Rules:

• Human powered kayaks only.
• Artificial, dough baits and lures only (scents OK).
• Catch, Photo & Release only.
• Inches scoring rule will apply for all fish caught.
• Catch and submit only one species - limited to 3 fish total bag limit (choose - trout, bass or panfish catagories).
• The total points combined of your 3 fish of the same species as presented on camera will be your score.
• The photographs resolution must be high enough so we can zoom in and ID the fish species and clearly see the size down to the quarter inch.
• All photo entries must be rounded down to the nearest quarter inch.
• The entire fish must be photographed laying straight on a measuring board facing left with dorsal fin pointing up in the photo. The fishes top or bottom jaw must be touching the boards end (0”mark). The mouth does NOT need to be closed. We will NOT measure your fish nor will ANY fish will be allowed at the check-in table.
• All scoring photos must include the tourney wrist band with your name and the mornings indicator. This wristband must clearly show the anglers name. This is given out in the morning during AM check-in.
• Each angler is required to fill out their own scoring sheet accurately and honestly.
• After reviewing all the score sheets we will announce anglers to come up. We will verify the anglers score sheets and measuring boards shortly after 2:00pm check-in cutoff. Do not leave the check-in area until notified to do so.
• You must be wearing your wrist band during your score sheet verification.
• If you are not present to have your photos and score sheet verified, you will be disqualified.
• All CA DFW rules must be followed.
• You will be required to wear a PFD or life jacket while competing.

Prize and Raffle

1st, 2nd and 3rd place will be cash split - 50/30/20. The split is ultimately depending on the amount of anglers per category.
One lucky angler will win a fully loaded Revo13 by raffle - Lowrance Ti, Ego net, gripper, Ti pliers, scotty rod holders and down riggers, Ram arm and ball, Yakattack rails, etc!!!


Not following any of these rules will result in instant and complete disqualification.
All ties and discrepancies will be decided by the tournament director. Know these rules before competing!

No refunds or exchanges of any kind. You sign you dine! By purchasing this event you agree to all rules and regulations.


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Gearing Up and Rigging Up / Re: Fish Finder questions
« on: December 27, 2017, 05:54:48 AM »
Also check out the new hook2 units. They’ve made some changes. The 4 lays horizontal which I really like.

https://www.lowrance.com/lowrance/series/hook2/

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Gearing Up and Rigging Up / Re: Fish Finder questions
« on: December 27, 2017, 05:50:19 AM »
I have the Elite 4 Chirp with GPS... I've had it around 2 years, but just this past weekend started having issues with it.  It would turn on and none of the buttons were working.  I would unplug from the battery and plug back in and it would work for a bit then shut off.  I'm gonna clean all the plugs better and check my connections, but up to this point I've liked it on the kayak.   If I can't get it working right, I'll probably just get another of the same since I liked it.  I would get one with a gps.  It's been handy to mark structure, fish, crab traps and helped when at Albion one time when the fog rolled in thick and we couldn't see the coast anymore.  my 2 cents.  :-)

Definitely check your battery too. Sounds like a low voltage issue. These units act real weird with a bad connection or dying battery.

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General Talk / Re: Lowrance fish finder help
« on: December 05, 2017, 07:14:27 PM »
I'm hoping some one can help me. My fish finder has been good to me but on my most recent trip I couldn't get the hook 4 unit to plug into the power cord. It seems like the prongs are bent I have had issues In The past an always had to play with it but this time it seemed like the prongs kept bending over. Has anyone had this issue ot know if warranty or any tricks to fix this

I've never seen the new plugs/prongs bend if properly maintained.  Now the old single 2 wire (power and trans) rubber plug, I've seen a few of them bend. The prongs can get weak if you don't keep them clean and salt free, I've seen so many where guys didn't use dielectric and they got wet.

Did you call Lowrance CS , what did they have to say?

Mike

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General Talk / I know that bridge
« on: November 28, 2017, 02:43:05 PM »
Mike (sledge) posted up this photo awhile back. I really like it and stole it hoping to mess with the color, detail, bla bla at a later point. Anyway I worked on it a few weeks ago and thought I'd post it. I'm just missing the salt. I think some will recognize the bridge. Mike

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For Sale / Re: Lowrance HDS 5 Gen2
« on: November 08, 2017, 10:16:58 AM »
That is an excellent unit for rockfish. Rock solid and great map options.

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Craftsmen's Corner / Re: Steel Hobie replacement cables
« on: November 08, 2017, 10:13:21 AM »
Hobie is offering free replacements:

https://www.hobie.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=61682

That's nice they've addressed the issue but you still need to order it through a store, wait for it, go pick it up and do or wait for all the maintenance. Nah, I decided to rather spend $25 and 2 days later, unscrew old and replace with new. Not dealing with the otw hassle and never have to worry about it again seemed like a better option to me. Eliminate the problem before it is a problem my dad always said.

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