I got a new custom troller

[Freespool]

I had a friend of mine build me a new troller. I wanted it to match the boat and the reel and I think he nailed it.http://www.bloodydecks.com/forums/at...7465h-view.jpg
http://www.bloodydecks.com/forums/at...e-foregrip.jpg
http://www.bloodydecks.com/forums/at...p-stripper.jpg
http://www.bloodydecks.com/forums/at...7465h-avet.jpg
http://www.bloodydecks.com/forums/at...7465h-avet.jpg

[NoSlack]

Looks pretty sweet Pat. All you need now is a #250 swordy on the end of that combo to see how everything holds up.

Mike

[iclypso]

That thing's too nice to fish with! What kind of roller guides are those? They look pretty beefy.

[Freespool]

That thing's too nice to fish with! What kind of roller guides are those? They look pretty beefy.

They are extreemly beefy and rather large too, you can put a pencil threw the striper. The guids are Winthrop 130# class rolers.

[iclypso]

Perfect for a wind-on leader! I just saw that you live in Anza: I have a bud that lives off of Mitchell. Do you usually launch out of O'side or do you drive all the way down to San Diego?

[Freespool]

Perfect for a wind-on leader! I just saw that you live in Anza: I have a bud that lives off of Mitchell. Do you usually launch out of O'side or do you drive all the way down to San Diego?

I wanted the guides to be big enough for a knot to go threw, just in case I broke my connection and had to tie a knot.

That is funny I live off Mitchell on the West end.

I mostly launch out of San Diego in the summer months. In the winter I launch out of Oceanside allot. Although this year I may use O'side more due to gas prices. The boat gets better mileage than my truck when towing.