Missdemeanor

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I have a pair of 1994 350 Chevy block Volvo penta inboard motors up for discussion. The motors have approx 4700 hrs on them. I am the original owner of these motors. Oil changed religiously every 55-65 hours. These motors have been babied their entire lives and have had any work done to them by Tom Barberra at East Fork Marine. Reason I am selling is to upgrade to fuel injected more HP motors ... Pm me for further details... $1,000 per motor...obo Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Gator.... Where did you get the pup? Waiting on two different Kennels for a MaleChoc .... I'm pretty particular about lines and looks....Jackson is a Koket Creek Lab ( Erie PA). I like the blocky English look... He's not a field trial winner, but very easy to train... I'm also looking at Great Lakes Labradors... English / Hunting lines.... Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Gator... I've been using the same fillet table ... I have it hang over the side and I angle it slightly so the blood and parts drain right into the water. Side of the boat gets minimal blood... I check every time... The board is worth every penny... https://www.deepbluemarine.com/ Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Last day was surprisingly good. I've hunted this spot 4x this season and all I saw was redheads and stale mallards. After the past two days cold and wind, I figured I try it again in hopes for some new targets to show up... Wow was I surprised! Lesser Bills, Greater Bills, Redheads, Blacks, and Canadas... Great day with some good friends... After today, I'm good till next season... Now comes Upgrades to the MissD, working on some training with my Jackson and maybe making some new decoys for next year....be well guys! Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

With the unusually high temps, no wind, and FNG's killing spots yet again.... The late season was a grind... Figures that this cold weather finally hits with 2 days left... Back at it tomorrow for the last day. Gotta love the coot.... They make great off-season training birds. Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

The ole kool aide was flowing for sure...l... Love the adrenaline rush... I get the same from a dipsey hit, or a flock of Cans dumping into the blocks.... Thanks man. Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'm no die hard deer hunter. After blowing up my shoulder at work, I'm limited to the crossbow these days... Had a very serious illness about a month ago, and I wasn't sure I'd get out this season... Well, where theres a will, there's a way. Went down to my buddy's camp in Steuben County for a few days this week. I saw a Lot of small bucks... In fact 7 of us bow hunting never saw one of the big fellas they have had on camera... It's like they disappeared. Anyway... Camp rules...8pts or better and out to ears... Wend morning this fella came by giving me a TV show shot ..21 yards broadside.... A month ago, the Doc told me I should be dead...so this buck means a lot more than the number of inches he scores... Felt good to get out in God's country... Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I have had no problems with rage.. Entry hole was the size of my fist....exit was a bit smaller.... I guess I will use em until they fail me. Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

That's a smoker.... Congrats to your son Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Is a 30' pursuit on the list...hehehe Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Here you go Scott... Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I will address your post Lucky... First off.... I can only answer for the Genny project... The DEC tells us when the fish are being delivered.. We usually only get a few days to a week notice. We cannot put tbe pens in several days or weeks earlier due to the collection of debris, plus in the spring we get current and water height fluctuations so risking destroying the pens before the fish go in isn't an option. Plus the Genny crew needs to coordinate with Skip Shumway when he is available.... The past 5 or 6 years the pens are put in the water on weekdays in the evening after 1630hrs... Most of us are busy with trips on the weekends, so that's why it's done that way.... Pretty much standard operating the past few years.... Notifications via Emails, posts on Social Media like here and Facebook... Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Right on! If the DEC would allow volunteers to net kings for the egg take, I'd be the first in line. We do the pens out of respect for the fishery. Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Simple spreads are proven to produce more fish.... For instance, I used to run 5 riggers. As the zebra mussels have cleared the water, the fish can be spooky. I switched to 3 riggers and as an average i took more rigger shots.... My theory is less cable hum in the water column. 90% of the time I run fixed or slide cheaters in order to get more lures in the strike zone. Divers- usually only one per side.... Junk lines- if it's rough- one copper or lead core ( depending on where the temp is) down the chute.... If conditions are ok ( boat traffic or waves) then I will run one on each side off Otter Boats.. Simple spreads mean less tangles, your lures are in the strike zone longer, and easier to manage if you get more than one fish on... Tight lines Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Ha... Jay your cooked! Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'll through in my 2 bits... Do I think the public should foot the bill? To a degree yes..... The DEC provides the fish, transports them to the sites, and gives us the fish food. .... It's our tax dollars and license fees that indirectly do this. So now comes the real need.... Backs... Strong backs to put the pens in and take them out.., volunteers to feed the fish... Money raised by seminars, flea markets, raffles ECT... Are used for net repairs/ pen framing repairs...ect... Without the volunteers and donations, the pen projects would not exist, the fish ( kings and Steelhead) would be direct stocked and be victimized by cormorants and other predators... So...do we sacrifice a little time and sweat for a successful program ( DEC agrees), or do we go out cheap and lazy hoping the little guys can get enjoyed when they are bigger? Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

SMH.... This post is nauseating.... It really doesn't matter what anyone thinks is right... The DEC is going to do what they want.... It's been the same since I've started fishing 40 years ago... What else is nauseating is the fact that us lake guys are the ones volunteering time, and raising money for the Penn Rearing programs which the DEC says is a good success. I tend to agree with them. Just recently the DEC commented that the "Trib guys" get involved....now emails are out volunteering from Trib guys... SMH.... Pretty funny that guys stood around with their hands in their pockets for years, but now the DEC hints they should get involved and people are lined up.... Very telling indeed.... See all you guys in the spring. Sent from my VS996 using Lake Ontario United mobile app