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  • Birthday 02/23/1957

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    W. Springfield MA
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    Fishing and Fishing
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    Mexico Bay
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  1. spoonfed-1
    Then it would be a landspout.
  2. spoonfed-1
    Call Hank (L&M Marine) from this site. He will take care of you but he's very busy now.
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    Gambler is right as far as the natural reproduction of Browns. They'll spawn when the time comes but there is no significant amount of natural reproduction in the lake. Where he's wrong is the Landlocked Atlantic salmon reproduction goes. NY gets federal money here because the LL'S are a native species, just like the Lakers are. The reproduction rate is low but it's free federal money for the state. Tiger Trout stocking in the lake would be entirely on the state. Ain't going to happen and it shouldn't
  5. spoonfed-1
    Duplicate post
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    Combined with the numbers they would need to create a fishery in the Lake.
  7. spoonfed-1
    Something unusual going on with my computer. Sorry
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    Probably because they can't reproduce and it would be a waste of effort and money.
  9. spoonfed-1
    Any tungsten or tin?
  10. spoonfed-1
    Yup. Still have a spare set of clicker parts. These fit either the 27 or 47 series. Let me know if you have trouble getting them.
  11. spoonfed-1
    Should be. I got mine directly from daiwa but that was a few years ago. Call them. Usually it's the clicker pawl and the clicker spring if the shaft on the button isn't worn. Shouldn't be more that a few bucks so I ordered spares when I got mine. In fact let me check my reel repair box and see if still have them. I remember I sold daiwa parts package to somebody on this site but I don't remember exactly what. If you can take that side cover off and post a picture of the inside that would help.
  12. spoonfed-1
    Yup. Warm water way down deep.
  13. spoonfed-1
    I ran my fly leaders at 24" from the bottom of the hook to the top of the loop. You can change the action of the fly with your trolling speed. Ice cold water early season I would run my leaders at 21" when a slower trolling speed would produce better. Better snap at slower speeds. It's important to stay consistent with your leader length so when you dial something in all your rigs are basically doing the same thing.
  14. spoonfed-1
    Good call. I've done well with spoons behind a dodger with a 5 ft leader for browns on occasion when their deep, but it's not a consistent producer so It would not be in my spread very often.
  15. spoonfed-1
    Yup. I got a few I don't need anymore. What section of the lake are you talking about?
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