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Thanks Doc

Trying to send PM but no luck....looking for your list of spoons by name and price....only a few miles from you but I'm on other side of lake

WOW been a long time since I put a report up.....hope this year I get on the water more and do some posting

New spoons .....jeepers now how do I convince my better half I need more....

Hey x no clue....lol

How about your camp Slamer any word on when it can open up? Mine on the other side was last Friday with a lot of new temporary rules...but with travel restrictions here and NY state I'm not opening yet....stay safe

http://www.weny.com/story/38770165/e-coli-bacteria-flows-into-seneca-lake?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_WENY_Tony_Chiavaroli

WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (WENY) – The Seneca Lake swimming area near Clute Park has been closed off to the public since this past Friday. After all the rain last week, E-coli bacteria has reportedly found its way into the waters. Clute Park and New York Department of Health officials are very serious about keeping the public out of the water. Other than some ducks and seagulls, the swimming area was quiet with E-coli warning signs posted along the shores from the southern tip of the lake. Closed off since Friday, the water has not been deemed swimmable as of today, with the main cause of the scare being related to spilled sewage last week. Clute Park Co-Head Lifeguard Lucas Wickham told WENY, “Back on Friday afternoon there was a spillage at one of the sewage centers down at Montour Falls due to the overage of water from all the rain we had.” “It flowed down the canal into the southern end of the lake. My manager ran over here and told us we had to close the water immediately.” With 3 days of accumulating rain, the spill overflowed into the canal which runs along canal street in Mountour Falls. Then making their way along the canal path near Catherine Street and under the North Catherine Street Bridge, the contaminants from the sewage plant containing the bacteria emptied into Seneca Lake. Making the water very unsafe for the time being. Wickham added, “We had to really downsize our lifeguards everyday because we can't allow people in the water. My fellow lifeguard Olivia and I are here to make sure no one touches the water. Coming in contact at all with the water is dangerous and you could contract E-coli.” Today the water was tested again by the New York State Department of Health, but no results have been made available as of this evening.

Thats what I got when searched old new nothing right now , it is a problems thats why I asked if it was right now.......if it is may get some national news with race weekend here and now !!!!!!!

Is that recent , can not find any info on a search

95. To. 115 , Lakers , land lock and small bow 55

6 for 8 today nothing big but nice eaters.....

I think it coats it like freezing in water is some better than nothing but fresh is best

Carol and I got back out the other day plan was to hit the same area where I fished with her brother Bill.... got over there and wind was coming from north and picking up. So ran above Samson to first point turned and set up just three rods.......picked up a 5.5# laker and boxed it......92 feet down back 12 feet 96 feet of water dodger peanut .....after a bit turned and went back up , picked a 18" laker close to same spot......go to starting point tuned and back thru......nothing this time so we stayed heading south looking for some sliver fish ......picked up one sub legal laker , two misses then called it went back to camp

Sounds good Ill get some and give it a try. thanks

I LOVE that coating trying to cut back some....LOL