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- Birthday 03/26/1979
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Hilton N.Y.
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Sandy Creek
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Escape
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Buy high end reels for wire divers. Wire divers are hard on reels. Cheaper reels will wear out faster. I run Daiwa Saltist 30's for my four wire reels. I have owned them since 2007 and they have been flawless.
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Are you sure about that? The last 4 or so years in this state point more toward nazi Germany than a free USA.......
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Wanted Daiwa Saltist 20's with line counters - old style
GAMBLER replied to GAMBLER's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
Let me know if you are getting rid of them. I'm in for 2 of them. -
Anyone been out thru Braddock Bay Channel Recently
GAMBLER replied to MrKato's topic in Open Lake Discussion
The band is getting back together!!! Good to hear BIll! -
Wanted Daiwa Saltist 20's with line counters - old style
GAMBLER posted a topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
I'm looking to buy two old style Daiwa Saltist 20's with line counters. Let me know if you have any for sale. -
As a kid, my father would take us to Hamlin Beach State park and we used to fish floating egg sacs on a slip sinker rig and catch some browns and steelhead.
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Anyone been out thru Braddock Bay Channel Recently
GAMBLER replied to MrKato's topic in Open Lake Discussion
It should be. The new breakwall is actually making the bay worse IMO. I was kayaking there a month ago and couldn't believe how bad that east side is now compared to pre breakwall. Jetties and piers would be a solution to keep a better channel at Braddocks. -
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What's your opinion of the current state of our fishery?
GAMBLER replied to Yankee Troller's topic in Open Lake Discussion
The DEC has said bait but the biomass has increased the past 5 or so years yet size has not improved. The DEC is not going to close the tribs. The financial backlash would not go over well with the local economies. But, when you manage the salmon fishery for the lake, in times of need, you should be protecting the prime spawning areas you depend on to keep this fishery going (which they do have some areas closed). If we didn't depend on natural reproduction as much as we do now with their new stocking plans, it wouldn't be an issue.