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very nice!!

is it a lack of hunting or lack of hunters, no one else witnessed the rut?

i dont know about you guys but i keep a bowhunting journal to help make better decisions on not just where and when but also rut timing. for me i noticed scrape and rub activity increasing on the october 25 and witnessed my first hot doe on october 27 (w/ 3 bucks in pursuit). for the next 2 weeks the rut resembled the traits of a classic trickle rut. im curious when you guys observed the peak of the rut?

11-10-07 7:20 AM 9 pt w/ the bow (1 of 5 bucks chasing a hot doe, grunt call brought him within 20 yards) 11-17-07 7:35 AM 8 pt w/ the shotgun ]

he doesnt smile when he fishes either.......

nice buck scotty! seems to me that you should be smiling though

holy sh**! congrats on a nice buck

hey times two, they never gave me a "booklet" to reference. the only thing they gave my group was the regulation guides for hunting and fishing.

i took the test this summer for hunting and fishing. i actually took 4 tests. 1 for hunting, 1 for fishing, 1 for general guiding, and 1 for boat and canoe use. the tests are mainly regulations and emergency situation questions. they only provide you with the regulations guides (hunting and fishing). they provide you with absolutely nothing really to study. it was suggested to study the bsa fieldbook. i would suggest also reading the regulations guide and general small boat safety info example questions- what is the min length for bass in lake champlain? what is the maximum number of hook points allowed? the tests are all multiple choice w/ four possible answers. hope this helps

thats great!!

Mark, id have to agree with you 100% and im sure the poll will say most of the board members do too.

and dont forget green glow

ok who was it that got "attacked"? i wont tell anyone..................

set up in 60 fow. real nice looking inside just couldnt get anything to go.(surface temp 44 degrees) pulled everything about 730 and headed north. setup in 460 fow where we found 51 degrees surface temp. fished 460-510 fow. 8 for 12 (kings and 2 bows). all on spoons and mostly on leadcore. riggers 20-50' down w/ 25-35 being the most productive and 4-7 colors on lead.

pat, i think you got yourself a keeper

couldnt find a great screen or great temp. worked 75-300 fow w/ 125- 160 fow being the most productive. ended the day 10 for 15 (kings and a couple bows). wire 215- 240' and the riggers 70-105'. stinger nbks and my "no name spoon" on the riggers, and mt dew echip w/ mt dew fly and glow green spinny w/ emerald fly on the wire.

congrats guys! nice to see sandy on top.

fished from yanty to the creek 50-75 fow. great temps inside and great screen early. 8 for 10 (5 kings 20-25#, 1 king 10#, 1 small brown , and 1 steelie). small stinger nbks on the deeper riggers and an unnamed nk28 spoon up top. absolutely no flasher/fly action at all and everthing on 28 size spoons

congrats guys, nice fish

20# fleaflicker mainline on the riggers (all year round)

i see the new boat is treating you well. good to see that your getting some action out there and putting some fish in the boat too side note- 2 weekends ago i had 3 break offs on the wire rods ( all 3 between the dipsey and spin doctor) i feel your pain, expensive weekend for me

fleaflicker line is great against the fleas (not one flea all year)

Lt troller 20# mono fleaflicker line and clean spoons off the riggers w/ 10- 20' leads.

left the dock at 5. spent the majority of the day in 146 fow. empty screen but lots of fish. down temp was 70 degrees down 90'. 65-100 on the riggers w/ 70' be the best. nbk, habanero, green glow nk, glow green thunder, and 42 second spoons all took fish. 240- 265 on the wire green glow spin doctors w/ any green fly. ended the day 12 for 25 (11 kings and 1 steelie). had a heck of a time getting the fish to the net

never be afraid to use the radio.