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Sunday, December 3, 2017

I am proud to announce that I have been selected to represent LithiumPros


I am proud to announce that I have been selected to represent LithiumPros in the world of kayak angling!!!

WHY LITHIUM PROS BATTERIES ROCK (The Future of Motorized Kayak Fishing)

Lithium-ion batteries are the battery of the future but they are not indestructible. Building a lithium-ion battery is one thing. Building a safe lithium-ion battery that will attain its laboratory life expectancy of 10+ years is another and requires a great deal of technical knowledge.

The focus is on building lithium-ion batteries specifically to replace lead acid batteries in several demanding applications. Their mission statement is, “Through constant innovation, provide safe, low ESR lithium ion battery packs that are easy to install and use for all types of high current applications.”

From the beginning they have had a technological edge over the competitors because of strong commitment to product testing. As has been said in NASCAR, “all the BS stops at the dyno.” The same is true for high performance batteries.

They have an in-house testing lab, employ the services of outside accredited labs, as well as outside experts to insure we bring you the best. It is a premium product you can count on with years of experience in backing it up.

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Back to Perch in Chicago



Mike C (www.Dupageangler.com member mcalla) Called me and asked if I would like to join him on a guided trip to Chicago on Lake Michigan for jumbo perch. His partner had to cancel so I quickly jumped at the chance.

Thinking on perch fishing, I was brought back to my youth powerlining www.powerlining.com for perch on the lakefront with my friends. We would wade creeks the day before catching crawfish and walk the tracks looking for railroad spikes to use as weights. We would arrive at the water in the dark and catch perch all day then go home and clean perch all night.

This was my first time back since I was a kid. We used Captain Ralph Steiger. http://captainsteiger.com/ We left the dock with high expectations for a quick limit.
When we started trolling our spinner rigs tipped with crawfish, we realized that it was not going to be an easy day.


We trolled near Navy Pier at around 1.3 – 2 miles per hour just tapping the tops of the weeds. The fish were there we just had to keep at it. Slowly but surely the fish started coming in. The sight of my first perch over 9 inches in years made me very happy. We caught a pile of dinky fish that had to be released. Capt Ralph said “we are staying out here until we get them.”  These words I was impressed to hear and this showed me that he was a good choice as our guide today. We trolled, talked, laughed, and caught fish. We grinded it out and left the lake with 20 in the box and day full of memories.