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LongLine

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  1. Nice fish. (please rotate pic next time) Some derbies will disqualify any fish that has a puncture wound outside of the mouth. They say you only catch 1 out of 10 fish that chase your lure. If you look up on utube for underwater footage of salmon strikes, you'll see that many come up from behind then turn away very violently. Your's could have gotten hooked on the turn away. Tom B. (LongLine)
  2. WTG bas. Guess you just had better mojo than your buds. Tom B. (LongLine)
  3. Nope - It's "foul hooked" if it's hooked anywhere but inside the mouth. Tom B. (LongLine)
  4. Yep – When our parents read the newspaper there was some good news in it someplace. Not the people getting hurt or disaster headlines and liquor ads that they are full of today. Comics were funny and the sports page reported heroics not criminal activity. Yep – They listened to weather reports that didn’t have a “heat indexâ€, ozone alert or UV index, all of which are meant to keep you inside. The weather man didn’t achieve orgasims forecasting bad weather. Yep – They watched the good old Black & White occasionally and every 3rd commercial wasn’t about some “wonder pill†guaranteed to cure something yet give you 15 other things. Every 2nd commercial wasn’t by some schlep lawyer begging you to sue someone. Yep – They drove on highways that didn’t have light-up signs issuing Megan’s Law warnings. Yep – They talked to the neighbors rather than shake their heads trying to figure out what language they spoke. They never had to “press 1 for English.†Yep – Money wasn’t the greatest but they knew they could count on a paycheck next week. Yep – They knew the deterrence to Identity Theft was to put your wallet in different pocket. Yep – Dad could change a flat on the old puddle-jumper in 5 minutes rather than needing that much time figuring out where the dam jack was. Yep – They knew taking the family for a Big Mac was a treat, not a health hazard. Yep – They knew a Sunday drive was fun & they wouldn’t be accused of wasting gas and contributing to air pollution. Yep – They knew the cops wouldn’t haul them downtown if your brother told the teacher he got spanked. Yep – They knew they didn’t have to lock the car in their own driveway or double bolt the doors & windows when everyone went to bed at night. Yep - They knew the best medicine was laughter, some sleep and a warm bowl of chicken soup. Yep – times have changed. Tom B. (LongLine) I always chuckled at this ad- because I never knew if they meant go see a doctor or find a hooker orgasims not organisms
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  6. WTG idn. "rigg'rs - don't leave home without them." Tom B. (LongLine)
  7. WTG Ted. Kings turn dark yet? Tom B. (LongLine)
  8. Nice fish Tom. Kind of a surprise though to see you in the Salmon Divison rather than the Laker Division this year. Tom B. (LongLine)
  9. And I toned it down considerably. Tom B. (LongLine)
  10. Stay off the lake! As to the Bay, remember it's axis runs N & S and it has some pretty high banks. As the high winds are forcasted to be out of the N & NE, I'd fish somewhere else as the wind is going to be howling right down the Bay. I wouldn't be surprised if there were some whitcaps on the bay tomorrow. Small craft advisories out of the West or even NW are a lot different than advisories out of the North & NE in this area. The Central region gets roughest when it's out of the N & NE. As to the River, don't even think about going further North than the old Turnsty. Those big waves will also be coming straight up river. Tom B. (LongLine)
  11. 12 signed. http://blogs.democratandchronicle.com/5 ... 8-2010.pdf Tom B. (LongLine)
  12. The Monroe County Legislators that didn't sign: Richard A. Beebe (D), 172 Dorsey Road, Rochester, NY 14616 319-4827 (Home) _ 753-1940 (Business) [email protected] 6th Roch. Travis R. Heider (D), 275 Viennawood Drive, Rochester, NY 14618 461-0817 (Home) _ 356-7562 (Cell) [email protected] Brighton, Henrietta Vincent J. Esposito (D), 121 Valley Circle, Rochester, NY 14622 370-1921 (Cell) _ 753-1940 (Business) [email protected] Irondequoit Edward M. O’Brien (D), 120 Thurlow Avenue, Rochester, NY 14609 654-9379 (Home) _ 899-1400 (Business) [email protected] Irondequoit Carrie M. Andrews (D), 50 Roseview Avenue, Rochester, NY 14609 442-5756 (Home) _ 288-5950 (Business) [email protected] 21st Roch Glenn J. Gamble (D), 75 Huntington Park, Rochester, NY 14621 473-6767 (Home) _ 325-4910 (Business) [email protected] 22nd Roch Paul E. Haney (D), 424 Broadway, Ste. B, Rochester, NY 14607 232-3858 (Home) _ 753-1940 (Business) 23rd Roch, Brighton Harry B. Bronson (D), P.O. Box 18564, Rochester, NY 14618-0564 233-8789 (Cell) _ 753-1940 (Business) [email protected] 24th Roch, Brighton, Henrietta Calvin Lee, Jr. (D), 19 Shelter Street, Rochester, NY 14611 753-1940 (Business) 25th Roch C. Stephen Eckel (D), 270 Seneca Parkway, Rochester, NY 14613 489-5170 (Home) _ 753-1940 (Business) [email protected] 26th Roch, Gates, Greece, Irondequoit Willie J. Lightfoot (D), 147 Trafalgar Street, Rochester, NY 14619 436-1045 (Home) _ 436-2520 (Business) [email protected] 27 Roch Cynthia Kaleh (D), 18 Fairview Heights, Rochester, NY 14613 647-3929 (Home) _ 232-4090 (Business) [email protected] 28th Roch Saul A. Maneiro (D), 30 Brambury Drive, Apt. C, Rochester, NY 14621 482-1865 (Home) _ 753-1940 (Business) [email protected] 29th Roch Robert J. Colby ®, 261 Colby Street, Spencerport, NY 14559 352-3537 (Home) _ 352-3830 (Business) [email protected] Chili, Henrietta, Odgen, Riga Jeffrey R. Adair ®, 777 Quaker Road, Scottsville, NY 14546 889-1377 (Home) _ 753-1954 (Business) [email protected] Mendon, Pittsford, Rush, Wheatland Anthony J. Daniele ®, 31 Monroe Avenue, Pittsford, NY 14534 218-4083 (Home) _ 753-1922 (Business) [email protected] E.R., Pittsford Carmen F. Gumina ®, 1082 Everwild View, Webster, NY 14580 872-6381 (Home) _ 753-1922 (Business) [email protected] Webster Tom B. (LongLine)
  13. http://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/32371.html HIH Tom B. (LongLine)
  14. But did you notice that Kessel won't release anything until AFTER the elections. Tom B. (LongLine)
  15. I've never had a problem with the Black's. I have noticed tho that with a swivel rigg'r base you have to be careful & watch the release until it's under the surface. Tom B. (LongLine)
  16. Welcome aboard. We all love being out on the water, catching fish is a bonus. Tom B. (LongLine)
  17. Guys who make it & guys who use it swear buy it. On the other hand, Flurocarbon makers and users swear buy theirs. Don't know what to tell you other than I use green and/or clear. (but I won't tell you to buy it) Tom B. (LongLine) ps - ie I'm highly skeptical
  18. This is disgusting: http://www.democratandchronicle.com/art ... 00343/1003 I wonder if any legislators are eyeballing easement money hoping where the transmission lines come ashore, like those two up in the islands did. Tom B. (LongLine)
  19. Another reason to not love power companies: http://www.democratandchronicle.com/art ... NTCAROUSEL Iberdrola owns RG&E which owns Russell. They closed the plant a couple years ago. More like abandoned it. 4800 gallons takes a while to drain out so obviously they weren't even watching. Tom B. (LongLine)
  20. Welcome to the site. How's Huron looking this year? Tom B. (LongLine)
  21. Don't worry 'bout the name husky. Now if it was "jerkinghusky" then that'd be a different story. Tom B. LongLine)
  22. Guess it's a dead satellite picture with just silloettes of current ships. oh well, thought we had something there. Tom B. (LongLine)
  23. Here’s an interesting site sponsored by the St Lawrence Seaway. A few clicks & you can bring up a live satellite. http://www.greatlakes-seaway.com/en/nav ... index.html Zoom in on Big-O, then click on “satellite†you can see whatever boats are currently out in the water. Zoom in some more then pan around. I only saw a few fishing boats in the area. (boats zipping around will have a white trail (wake) behind them. Tom B. (LongLine)
  24. ...very explosive....Nuclear lures often mentioned...
  25. It can be a challenge 1st time out with family. Remember what you did and what didn't work for this time of year. I'd suggest if you're only using riggers to make sure there depths are 10-20ft different. Also, unstacked upper rigger lead shorter than deeper one. If you're marking & not catching, drop them both a few feet after 15 min or so. Did you zig-zag or troll straight in or out? Speed can be very important. DWSS & NKs have always worked at faster speeds than SDs for me. Did you run some purple? Good luck Tom B. (LongLine)
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