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How about some pictures and a price!

Stix,

I think Carquest is open til 5pm. No reason you can't fish alone, the jiggers do.

Also sent you a pm.

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You still got the rest of the week stix.

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I'm with stix, Total weight of one man's legal limit.

The Salvation Army Music Program

Fishing Tournament

Providing Free Music Lessons to Underprivileged Youth

of Tompkins County

September 6-7, 2008 on Cayuga Lake

Start Time: 12:01 am through Sunday, 4:00 pm

Weigh in times: 9:00am-8:00pm & Sunday 9:00am-4:00pm

Entry fee: $20.00

Lunker Prize $5.00 Entry (optional)

Lunker Prize Free Mounting

Must attend closing awards ceremony to claim prizes at:

Myers’s Park weigh-in location Sunday, 4 pm

Grand Prize $1,000.00

(Sponsored by Time Warner)

Divisions

Lake Trout - Bass - Brown Trout - Rainbow/Salmon

1st $500.00 - 1st $500.00 - 1st $500.00 - 1st $500.00

2nd $350.00 - 2nd $350.00 - 2nd $350.00 - 2nd $350.00

3rd $200.00 - 3rd $200.00 - 3rd $200.00 - 3rd $200.00

4th $125.00 - 4th $125.00 - 4th $125.00 - 4th $125.00

5th $ 75.00 - 5th $ 75.00 - 5th $ 75.00 - 5th $ 75.00

Weigh-in Locations:

Lansing Park

Applications available at:

The Salvation Army, 150 N. Albany St. Ithaca, NY

Bear’s Bait Shop, Trumansburg, NY

Carquest Auto Parts, N. Triphammer Rd, Lansing

Prizes are possible by our Sponsors:

Time Warner Cable

New York Fish and Game Monthly

Cayuga Radio Group

Farrell's Bar & Grill

Ridge Road Imports

S.P.E. Inc.

A-1 Marine

HiWay HiFi

Bear's Baits

Jay Payton Well Drilling

Jack's Taxidermy

Ther Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary

Hope this helps, that link is kinda funny, one time it works and the next it doesn't. Here's the Phone #(607)273-0269

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Here's the link for entry forms for the Salvation Army derby.

http://saithmusicprogram.airset.com/#_p ... ion%1Fhtml

One thing we did this year is split the other trout catagory, they wil be

Browns by themselves and Rainbow and Salmon together.

Also recieved word that if this dosen't pan out better than last year it might be the last one. It's after the LOC derby and for a good cause.

So step right up and sign up and help keep this alive.

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RR,

You should, 90% of the time the winning fish are caught on the last day.

This link should get you there if not Barney has entry forms.

http://saithmusicprogram.airset.com/#_p ... ion%1Fhtml

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Probably about next week it'll be real quiet as the Salvation Army derby is the weekend after Labor Day. Nobody will give out info to the Honey Holes.

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Rollie,

Sent you a pm.

FF,

Have some weights at the house, yours if you want them.

Get in touch with me on tuesday.

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Start at the point below the plant, not much going on around Myers as of last weekend. We started at Myers and went north the screen was pretty clear until we got just below the point with the green buoy. It was a

steady pick from there. Like Traveling Man said things change rapidly with all the fronts that we've had come thru.

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Who are you tryin to kid RR, you won't give up your honey holes that easy.

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88 heavy w/single fixed hook I think the other one is a 23 heavy single fixed hook.

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I usually order mine right from Sutton, you can get them at South Sore Marina and Seneca marine also.

Pretty simple actually, as I said in the above post what equipment I use.

Just get it on bottom and work it so it flutters, will usually put fish in the

boat when other methods fail.

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Rollie,

325 should get you on bottom at 2.0 or less mph surface speed in 8o fow

depending what size spoon you have on. Try to 1 3/4 oz Silver minnows

they'll scrape bottom alittle quicker than the suttons but don't have as much action.

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P.S. Hope the boat ran well.

Chris,

The lake is about 30 miles longer than Owasco and a mile or wider in spots. The fish on average are much larger than what I typicially catch on Owasco. As for the route numbers you need somebody else will have to chime in as I can't remember the numbers. The 8 to 10 lb test line will probably be to light due to the fleas, but last weekend they weren't bad with 30lb.

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I use a Cabelas DM45 with a Cabelas Whuppin Stick roller guide,

just respooled one of them with 45lb test and got 740 ft on it with no backing. I usually use Opti copper, which is rated at 30lb test and 600 ft

fit nicely on them with no backing. I like the Whuppin sticks as they have alot of back bone.

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Call Johnson outdoors which is Cannon, they'll ship them right to ya.

I think they're about $10 ea.

I called them and got mine there, had them in a couple days.

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Almost forgot to thank Traveling Man, as he purchashed the kids trophys

last year, but we didn't have any kids fishing. This year we had Chowder's boy Elliot fishing. Thanks again Chris I think you helped make his day.

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I think Barney dropped the salmon cause he didn't want the rest of us to feel any worse. :shock:

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To All

Had a great time excluding the weather and a few other details I'd rather not mention. I've got to give Chaos a big thanks for arranging for the door prizes with Bass Pro, so if you guys get to Bass Pro also thank them.

We'll plan on a bigger and better one for next year complete with BBQ

afterwords. After all we gotta losen the Rats grip on that trophy, He's going to think it's his for keeps. As always it's great to put names with faces and the fishing is an added bonus when you get to fish

along with the likes of Stinger, Rusty Rat.and other members from the board. Bluemahi is learning the lake pretty quick.(he has a good teacher ) Looking forward to next year.

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Stinger,

Will be at the lake this afternoon, so if we have anymore that sign in would you bring an updated list.

Thanks

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"Best of luck (skill) to all especially the husband-wife teams."

I resemble that remark.

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