muskybob

Hey Rick, where's the "props" I was gonna get?

He'll know what it's for.

CLICK THE PIC

BP, That's the end of this discussion on this thread. I don't need YOU to tell me to chill out. If you want to discuss this further feel free to PM me or contact Blue Eye about it.

Good job Mike. Thanks for the clip. Dang, those wallys are big.

It's like Tai Chi, in with the good, out with the bad.

Suck it up and bear with it.

:D

I won. 71% and I took the course about 6-7 years ago. :shock:

Thanks Tom. I know you enjoy watching other folks on your boat catch fish as much as I do on mine. That's more fun than catching them yourself.

Well Sunshine, I didn't forget. I think I clearly stated what I thought the big deal was. The site is for MEMBERS. If they want a free classified ad they can go to Craigslist or others.

Grey, she's not in the Pro status, but does like to have a wine or two. Can't wait to see the new rig. Got her rigged yet? Pics?

Pete, Lookin forward to seeing you guys back up there. Good times on the water as well as at the docks kickin back and relaxin.

DO NOT stop. You'll have a heck of a mess and risk putting your rigger cables around the prop. Keeping the boat moving forward also keeps the fish at the back of the boat instead of the sides or front.

I run them off the riggers close to the bottom.

mjb377, it upsets me that so many guys lurk on this site and take as much info as they can to improve their catch but never give back any info for others. But when it comes time for them to sell something, their first post is in the selling section and you never hear from them again. This site has a bunch of folks that are more than willing to SHARE information to make us all better fishermen, but like anything else, when it gets to the point of all TAKE and no GIVE it will be the end of a good thing. Nice fish btw.

Guys usually post a fishing report or two before selling stuff. :| Apparently Cayuga has no fish in it.

Thanks Rod, she didn't stop smiling all day. And I heard about it all the way home how her arms were aching because she caught the first fish & the most fish. :D The first one was a coho, not a steelie as reported in my original post.

Fished with my sister Betty. On the water 5:30am. to 3pm. Fished 70 -120 fow. Took one coho & 2 kings over 20 lbs. Hits came on white/black dot dalmation j-plug, also white black dot dalmation spinny w/blue fly. Lost a nice one who took my dalmation j-plug to Canada, so we called it a day. If you find it floating out there please give it back. It has no passport. A good day & I'm glad Betty got her first salmon, and she also got the coho, (first fish of the day).

Good job Bill.

Thats why you NEED one of these! Nah, just something more for the Zamboni to have to drive around.

I've never caught any clams fishing thru the ice. :shock:

I must have a twin out there.

Hmmm, sounds like us NY boys ought to show these pennsyltuckians how to git 'er done.

Welcome to the site tj. Go ahead and ask away, we've all been there, so there's no such thing as a stupid question. You might get some stupid answere, but it's all in fun so bear with it and have a good time on the water.