One of the toughest competitors on the Great Lakes, and certainly one of the coolest captains on the lake. Sharkman
"We have found the 17 pound sharks to be the perfect compromise. They track true, and there is very little blow back, they are less taxing on the downrigger equipment. In certain situations fishing extreme depth and rough water it's also nice to have a set of 20 pounders."

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