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Well I bought two big, identical rangers with the telescoping handles. Looks like it's time to get them wet Sent from my E6782 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Opinions on using a Furuno 587 with a shoot thru transducer?

Im in search of the perfect salmon net to replace my 2 existing nets. Thoughts? black with a fiberglass handle?

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Tom, Call me and I'd be more than glad to explain it to you. 7030969 Sent from my E6782 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Yeah. Sandy is very temperamental. I've seen the creek change 12 degrees in 5 days Sent from my E6782 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

It was almost 70 degrees on saturday...

Unfortunately, because of high water temps, we will not be pen rearing our fish this year. At the time the decision was made by the committee, temperature at the pen site was over 61 degrees. Although the short term forcast showed us signs of a cool down, the long term forcasts are showing quite the opposite. The fish destined for pen rearing will now join the direct stocked fished. The steelhead will be stocked next thursday and the chinooks the week after.

45# copper will achieve depths of 20-22' per 100' out at speeds of 2.2-2.4 and with that being said a 450' copper will get you down around 90-100'. You can run everything on coppers. spoons, plugs, paddles, spin doctors. For flashers (big and small) i run 35' of 30# fluoro and for spoons i run 55' of 20# fluoro. Just like everything else there is a learning curve. A big thing is to deploy the copper slow for the first 50' so it doesnt backlash.