u/olearyboy

Thinking of getting out on the bay if I can find a reasonable priced way of doing it, and wondering what tackle folks use?

I've done a lot of catfishing got 3000 - 5000 reels for cats and surf fishing but the rods are pretty long. Then I've got some medium fast 6' rods and reels for ditch pickles (LMB).

When I boat fished as a teen it was in deeper 100-200' water for skate, conger, spurdogs and the odd shark with trolling reels like penn senator style reels with 50lb mono and heavy ass glass rods 40lb rods.

I'm going to assume that's overkill for the bay, so what do you folks use?

What I'd love to get to give you an idea of what i'd target

- Sheep

- Drum

- Cobia

- Bluecats

I've submitted verification paperwork, getting the video verification request.

1. Not going to create a video of my house

2. There's no real landmarks, just a row of town houses.

3. Customers don't come to my house.

Is there an alternative?

I got dokku running on my DS920+ with the DSM's docker and DNS Manager (bind)

Dokku's an open source PaaS heavily modeled on Heroku that uses docker and git.

It comes with a bunch of plugins that makes deploying applications easier, like buildpaks, DB management, routing, dns etc..

https://dokku.com/

Made an install script for DSM 7.x https://github.com/pjaol/dokku-synology

Sets up the dokku's docker, adds a wildcard dns + self signed cert *.dokku.home.arpa (configurable)

And adds a wildcard config to the DSM's nginx sites-enabled

Make docker compose or node apps so much easier to deploy locally, and just fits in the ecosystem.

Doesn't impede existing web desktop as everything is under the *.dokku.zone