Paul Czarnecki

Using a complex system of physics, calculus and algorithms I have developed a way of calculating the maximum fish catching attractiveness of each copper setup I have. It's based on length of copper, length of rod and reel it's stored on. My leader lengths are precisely calculated using my top secret formula. 15-20 feet should do it! Lmao. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Flea flicker no longer exists. However, Blood Run has Sea Flea line which is very good and doesn't have the twist issues that flea flicker had. Great knot strength too. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

You are correct Matt. Your score after 2 legs is 129.73 and you are in 12th. Sorry for the confusion. It's a little tough manually adding and entering scores on an iPhone. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

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We will work on that for next week Matt. Thanks Results and standings have been tabulated and I'll get them posted soon. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

You're probably right Greg. However, those long treks east during my busiest charter season are tough to do. I love fishing there and I WILL be there for the atomik challenge. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Yup! It's gonna be a close contest again---everyone has a shot. Especially with 27 pounders showing up now! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Don't forget this Saturday July 12th is the second of our one day tournaments for the king of the oak. Entry is $100 and you weigh your best 3 by 3pm at Lake Breeze. See ya out there! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

This Saturday July 12th will be the second leg of the King of the Oak series. Entry forms are available at the usual locations and entry is $100 cash only. You will have until 7 AM Saturday to enter. Here are the standings as of right now based on the results of the Condor Tournament on June 6th. 1. Mike Lavender--92.33 2. Johnathan Ross-- 89.69 3. Jim Cond-- 75.38 4. Rob Tadio--73.48 5. Nate Brewster--72.48 6. Dave Siegfried--71.44 7. Rich Hajecki--69.34 8. John Fahey--68.04 9. Paul Czarnecki--66.71 10. Joe Toomey--66.09 11. Butch Cooley--64.23 12. Jim Gommenginger--61.72 13. Chris Vogt--58.68 14. Clarence Crisp--58.07 15. Robert Songin--54.51 16. Matt Briggs--54.17 17. Pete Saeva--53.62 18. Ken vivlamore--53.08 19. Scott Bengsch--52.95 20. John Muehl--50.46 Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

My reply wasn't meant to offend you Mark. And I was correct in my assessment. Your bad feeling towards copper comes from your lack of experience with it. I was in the same position back in '91 when 7 strand wire came out for running divers. I hated it because I didn't know how to properly run it, rig It or even understand the dynamics behind it. My suggestion is to find someone proficient with copper to show you how to properly rig, deploy and run copper. And now I will further inflame the internet tempers by suggesting, as a beginner, that you try Blood Run copper. It is far more forgiving and user friendly than the other stuff. (And NO I am NOT bashing Toms copper or anyone else's). Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Why do you "hate" copper? It's just a deployment device. That's like saying you hate dipsies or hate riggers. If you hate it there must be a reason and, most likely, it's something you did wrong. Unless you just don't like reeling in which case adding more lead core will only make your frustrations worse and you still won't catch any more fish because 12, 13 or even 15 colors wont go much deeper than 10 at the speeds we troll. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Oh brother.....this thread going south in 3........2.........1........ Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

The westerly winds we are having this week should set things up nicely. Look for the bait starting around 50fow and work north from there. There should be everything there-browns, kings, lakers and steelhead--all ready to eat. Note to ALL rec anglers and part time fishermen-- "Most" charter boats have no problem with you fishing near them but PLEASE do not cut closely behind them. Most will be running multiple long copper lines that cannot be easily removed to allow you to pass 40 yards off the stern. Contrary to what some think not all the fish in the lake hang out right under charter boats. Good luck and have fun! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Nope. Don't need one. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

The only swans legal to kill in PA are mute swans. Tundras and trumpeters are protected. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Lake view Motel. 6 miles west of Wilson on 18. Plenty of room for boats and trailers and great people to deal with. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

NY is one of the FEW states that actually protects what has been declared an "invasive species" by the Feds. Most states, PA included, have a "shoot on sight" policy. Thanks to a "swan hugging" group on Long Island mute swans are actually protected in NY. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app