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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMgREetgDbQ&hl=en&fs=1

I think that covers just about every gun i own! Some of these changes make "sense" but it doesnt change the fact that These people are nuts!

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Thats awesome, lucky him!

Myself and Captain Jax left the mouth of the creek about 6:30 in a thick fog and immediately began trolling, towards the pump house, with the usual sticks off the boards and running a single rigger. We worked that 8-12 fow and with nothing for our efforts on the western troll, we turned at the pump house and headed back towards the mouth of the creek. On our first pass of the creek, we pulled a brownie out of the small mud plume (which was almost 3 degrees warmer). The fish came off the rigger with a stinger nbk parked 6' down and 50' back. We spent the remainder of the day working that warm pocket of water (which the north wind was slowly pushing back into the creek). On our last pass of the day we doubled up on a brownie and a real nice smallmouth off the riggers. The brownie took a stinger nbk off the riggers and the smallmouth took a stinger irish car bomb off the other rigger. Nice end to the day! On a side note: The Sandy Creek pen project succesfully released 7500 healthy, pen reared steelhead on saturday evening.

Nice chicken!

Left the dock this morning and headed west of Newman's point. We set up in about 12 fow and headed east. With the waves out of the west and the 25-30 mph wind out the southwest trolling speed was an issue. Once we got our speed figured out we quickly boated our first fish of the day. A 8# brownie that took a renegade stick off the planer board in about 10 fow out in front of the "woods". The fish managed to tangle 2 downrigger lines and 1 line off the opposite planer board (what a mess). We spent alot of time today fighting the wind and the waves. We did end the day 3 for 4 all brownies and all on the same stickbait. We lost one on a stinger (irish car bomb) off the rigger 4'down and 50' back. The other boats i talked to all seemed to do about the same. A fair amount of boats out this morning but most got blow off the lake by 8:30-9:00.

Nice pic!

here: http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.ph ... it=0&lg=en

Big Easy, Once you get out of the town of greece there isnt any extremely low bridge underpasses. I think there are 4 low bridges and I believe that you are correct and they are marked 11' and change. I have seen box trucks (which are 12') and tractor trailers (which are 13'6") on the parkway (illegally) but I would call the town of greece DPW and see if they would be willing to answer your question. 585-225-2000. If not you can easily reroute yourself from 390 to rt 18 latta rd to rt 260 manitou rd and back to the parkway.

nice!

Its a great way to blow a hundred bucks! Cant wait!

Hanging out with the family. Playing baseball with my 6 year old!

Reel Drag and Silverfox have also put kings in the box in the past week out of Sandy

Im sorry Jax but thats too funny!

I like the 20# fleaflicker (Its alot more user friendly than the 30#) and i run it on my rigger rods. It really works great against the fleas.

Sweet catch! I would of probably never hit it but im sure theres plenty of people who would have (including yourself). im sure the guys that dock up the creek would appreciate you removing it.

ass. spoons... sounds hot!

Thats something you dont see too often on lake o.

thanks Ray! it was rumored to be a pool ladder?

20# cortland fleaflicker- to battle the fleas Triple Fish 15# copolymer- 4x more abrasion resistant than mono and the diameter of 12#

I was told that there was something in the channel near my boat but i havent been able to see it with all the muddy water. Let me know if you get it out or otherwise we might have to mark it.

Capt. Bill Kelly Fish On Charters (585) 856-0055 [email protected] http://www.geneseecharterboat.com/gcbacaptains.htm

Im sure you can find the correct paperwork on the NYDMV site. http://www.nydmv.state.ny.us/

I like greater separation between the two. I usually run a 6' leader for the cheater, 8-12' above the ball, and 15- 25' lead on the lower spoon.