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Jim, sorry I found a buyer for this last week a friend decided he wanted one. Sorry meant to close it weeks ago

Yup cranks with your right

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Bruce thanks but I have way too many reels already.

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Price drop $210 shipped

Brand new never opened Curado DC 150HG for sale $225 shipped.

Block this one still hurts to talk about

I have drift boats so it’s never really unfishable. the other thing to remember is that the west branch gets two different Hendrickson batches it has the full blown bugs everyone is familiar with and as that winds down you get what Caucci and Nastasi termed the X’s which are a subspecies and are a 16. They have since been classified but after years of working for Al I still refer to them as X’s. They will typically continue a week or two after the regular Hendrickson hatch is over on the main stem, east branch and the beaverkill. The other thing a lot of guys miss is how good the morning caddis fishing can be that time of year. A lot of years it’s better than the Hendrickson fishing

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Glad I could help

This is really the same manual for the reel you have https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1049474/Shimano-Dendoumaru-1000-Plays.html?page=10#manual

In a normal year that first week of May is the prime Hendrickson time. I’ve seen them as early as 3rd week of April and as late as 3rd week in May. The biggest thing to remember is that on the beaverkill/upper Delaware system the hatch maybe over on some sections and just getting started on other sections or rivers in the system. I guided on the Delaware for over 12 years and still have a house and boats on the river. I would tell you if I had to pick one week to hit Hendrickson’s that is the week.

Have to agree with the crowd musky rods are the way to go. Loomis, st Croix or new shimano musky rod coming in March paired with large low profile like tranx, revo or abu beast.

How was the ice on the rest of the river? Still slushed up and chunks coming down or wide open? thanks