I am coming up Oct 22nd thru the 24th weather permitting.

Would you take 300 for it I live in Stacy mn right on the way to millelacs. Call my cell tommorrow morning after 8 am . till then jeff

 Naaaa ...Not $300.....

but I would take $400

I just sent ecnook a text, he should reply very soon to your question!

If I send you a Cashier's Check/Money Order would you ship it to me out here in Washington State?  Maybe put it in one of those USPS "If it fits it ships" boxes?

Not a big fan of Paypal but have no problem with sending you a Cashier's check and waiting for you to clear it before sending me the unit.  In my experience most real fisherman (and you certainly sound like one) are very honest.  Alternatively could do a wire transfer to your bank if you prefer.

Lyle

Wire transfers are EXPENSIVE ...$10 to send and $15 to recieve,,,

Send me a check...I will pack it up and send it to your address as soon as it clears....

I'll PM you my mailing address..

You have my trust..I just like to be cautious....I'm sure several people on this site can vouge for me....

My buddy makes them for me...Blue Fleck has a bit to do with it as well !!

sweet device !!

Lyle ,

I appreciate your understanding my concern on payment.. There are to many people out there that just are not as honest as they seem..

Your going to love this camera !!

When I recieve your check i will get into the system asap. My wife works at the bank and knows how to get this info asap.

I will ship it to the address you include with your check via USPS. Insured and proof of delivery .


Consider this unit sold pending payment

Thank you for the information.  Have fished all over the world and love learning about how people handle things in their areas.  When I fished in your "neck of the woods" last spring I learned about "slot fishing" and how Walleye between certain measurements need to be released.  Each boat had a system similar to yours where one could quickly measure a fish and then decide to let it go or keep it based on local regulations.  As I call could keep one "over slot" and 5 "underslot" fish per day.  Here on the Columbia we have a reverse thing with our Sturgeon.  Only "slot fish" can be kept.  So the small fish and the big fish must be released while fish of a certain measurement, in the middle and varies year to year, can be kept.  We most often deal with "native" v. "non-native" (hatchery) fish.  The adipose fin's presence determine whether we keep or release salmon and steelhead.

Hopefully am not boring you all to tears.  Simply enjoy learning about how anglers the world over enjoy our wonderful addiction.  This is how I learned and observed that that fisherman in England often "warm" maggots in their mouths before using them for bait and that a Tiger fish is NOT a variation of the Pirahna despite the internet.

The "check is in the mail".  Please let me know when you receive it.

Kind regards,

Lyle

Hey Dave,

Our dams are different here.  Most of our fishing is for migratory species in the Columbia.  This is one big-ass river being almost 1 mile across at some locations  The river seldom freezes over (last time was in the 20's?).  There are fish ladders at all major dams that allow Salmon (chinook, coho, and some sockeye), Steelhead, Shad, Eels and even Sturgeon to pass.  However, fishing within several hundred yards (clearly marked on the shores) is prohibitied to allow these fish to pass unharassed.  We have multiple fish hatcheries on the tributaries off the Columbia (the Deschutes River is one of my, and many people's, favorites) and fishing within several hundred yards of the entrances to these hatcheries is prohibited.  As I mentioned previously, fishing for Walleye and Small mouthed bass is catching on here.  Not nearly as good as in your region.  One of my patients was a competitive Small Mouth bass fisherman.  Talk about noncommunicative.  He would not even confirm he fished in water  Shad are a major game species in the Spring.  Incredible bait for the Sturgeon and amazing fishing due to the large numbers that show up here!

Have never fished for Perch.  Had a friend (died at age 88) from the Midwest who swore this was one of the best game fish ever.  Are they good to eat?  Look bony to me but hey, I never would have known how great dining Walleye is if I had not investigated further.  Also now know that Muskeyes are "the fish of 10,000 casts".  Sort of like trying to catch a Steelhead on a fly.  Currently I am around 7500 casts and still no steelhead but I can nail them with plugs

Lyle

I sent you a personal message Lyle..

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