Big Jon Planner Masts - Looking for a deal
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Big Jon Planner Masts - Looking for a deal
OK guys, lets work together on this one.
So far, Myself, Hoss, Joe, BTS and MT have expressed interest in geting a a Big Jon Planner Mast.
It would be sweet if we can get a good deal on them as a group. I spoke to a shop in Niagara and they said that he has the oppurtunity coming up in January to discuss the possibility of a deal.
I'm confident we can get something good if we stick together as a group. If anyone else is interested in a planner mast, let us know.
So far, Myself, Hoss, Joe, BTS and MT have expressed interest in geting a a Big Jon Planner Mast.
It would be sweet if we can get a good deal on them as a group. I spoke to a shop in Niagara and they said that he has the oppurtunity coming up in January to discuss the possibility of a deal.
I'm confident we can get something good if we stick together as a group. If anyone else is interested in a planner mast, let us know.
planer mast
i know a guy down here that has one new ready to deal. i believ its a big john. he bought a new boat and does not need it. pm me
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Once you get the hang of them, you'll learn to use them fo many applications.dh wrote:Looks like a really good deal, I got a quote from someone saying around 420$.
I would be in but there isn't enough big water around here to use them enough. I would only use them for quinte.
DH
You can also use them for Muskie on the Rideau and the Ottawa.
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I will stick to my in-lines...I can never go back to the large and cumbersome ski and mast now... just not enough control for contour trolling or making quick turns back to troll over active fish. To many disadvantages for the walleye fishing I do on big water. Not to mention, the in-lines are always in the boat and easy to store.
They are great for straight trolling runs in one direction for salmon and trout
Enjoy the mast, The Big Jon unit is a very good design.
-Sheldon
They are great for straight trolling runs in one direction for salmon and trout
Enjoy the mast, The Big Jon unit is a very good design.
-Sheldon
Sheldon Hatch
Just a guy that likes to fish walleye
Just a guy that likes to fish walleye
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I lik the inlines too. I use them both....depends on application and conditions.
You're more likely to get a inlines run over than a planner mast board too. It's frustrating, but most boaters are clueless to what planner boards are and they just arent looking for them. Tough to really be angry with them persoanally, but it sure sucks if it happens to you.
You're more likely to get a inlines run over than a planner mast board too. It's frustrating, but most boaters are clueless to what planner boards are and they just arent looking for them. Tough to really be angry with them persoanally, but it sure sucks if it happens to you.