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exactly!

Welcome to LOU!

Welcome to LOU!

summer peak seems to be the worse

those are seasonal rates...

Heres the 3 marinas... $35-37 per foot are approx rates you will see. Pro Marine and East Fork Marina Owner- Tom Barbera 236 Lake Rd East Fork Hamlin, NY 14464 (585) 964-2694 Sandy Creek Marina Owner- Bruce Butcher 8 Lake Road East fork Hamlin, NY 14464-9704 (585) 964-8189 Sleepy Hollow Marina Owner- Frank 200 Lake Road East Fork Hamlin, NY 14464-9708 (585) 314-3569

Initial deployment is really all about what you want in the water first. Typically i try to get a long line in the water while im sending the probe rigger down. Some days though it may be a wire diver instead of a long line, and somedays it may only be the probe rigger. It depends entirely about what i know about the current fishing conditions (where temp is, where active fish are, etc). You dont have to run 10-12 rods. As you feel comfortable put another rod out. More lines in the water = more chances of a tangle. And yes it will happen. You havent lived until you have had to untangle a 450 copper and a wire diver. Keep it simple. I would suggest working from the middle of the boat to the outside. Start by setting riggers. These will be the fastest four lines in the water (it gets you fishing faster). If your running 4 riggers then your middle 2 should be your deep ones and the 2 off to the sides shallower ones. Then deploy divers (inside diver first). I use a .5 setting on the inside and a 2.5-3 on the outside. Then long lines (off boards).

I have always hated spooling wire line also so i purchased a Berkley Line winder to make things a little easier. http://www.berkley-fishing.com/products/tools-and-equipment/classics/spooling-station-portable It made things alot more manageable then in the past. I would highly suggest before you use any wire reel to go out into the lake, deploy all of the wire, and reel it on under the pressure of a tripped diver or 1# lead ball. As for backer... I just respooled 4 Okuma Cold Water 30s with 100' of 50# mono then 1000' Blood Run SS wire and it filled the spool perfectly.

Looking for volunteers to fill the feeding schedule and also for some work parties... send me a message if your interested Feeding Schedule- TBD (estimate April 15th- May 5?) Heres a list of work parties 1.) Pen Move from storage - 2.) Pen Prep- Saturday, April 6th at 10am (with BSA Troop 90) 3.) Pen Launch - TBD (1 to 2 days before Fish Delivery) 4.) Food Prep - Day of fish delivery 5.) Fish Delivery - TBD (estimate April 15th at 12:00 noon) 6.) Pen move to Creek - TBD (evening of fish delivery) 7.) Fish Release & Pen Extraction - TBD (Day of fish release). 8.) Feeding Schedule Updates - Daily from now until project end.

Church walleye boards are plenty for flatlining browns and they will do good for short coppers and leadcore also. TX-44s are the answer for big coppers (300'+) and are a little overkill for brown fishing.

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I buy my shrink tubing from Lowes. The brand name is "Ideal" and I believe its 3/16" or 1/8"???

FYI... The Sandy Creek public launch docks will be going in today and tomorrow.

France??? wow! Welcome to LOU!

walleye or TX-22 will do just fine for 10 colors. TX-44 are good for big coppers of 300' or more and are a little overkill for a ten color.