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Sandy Creek Marina is closed until a new owner takes over. The docks were raised at East Forks which does not have a public launch to my knowledge.

Nice Brian, glad to start hear reports out of the creek. Thanks again to you and all who helped get those docks raised.

To all that helped do this you have my appreciation and prove that I am at a great marina where we all pull together. Thank you for all your hard work and tight lines.

As Per WHEC.com: The Town of Irondequoit has decided to temporarily close the public boat launch located at the Irondequoit Bay Marine in Sea Breeze due to flood waters. Canoes and kayaks will still be permitted to launch from the park, but may not access the docks or ramp. The launch has become flooded with debris and much of it is under water, which poses a public safety risk. The public will be notified as the status of the launch site changes, which depends on the receding levels of the water.

You just beat me on that one.

Adding nutrients back into the lake Well it looks like a side effect of all this flooding on the big lake is adding some nutrients back into the lake. Just not the Ideal ones: http://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/news/2017/05/02/rain-flooding-send-sewage-into-local-waterways/101198278/ Faced with a lakeshore sewer system brimming with flood water, Greece began pumping partly treated sewage into Long Pond on Monday. The emergency discharge was continuing Tuesday, town Supervisor Bill Reilich said. "Had we done nothing we would have had the possibility of sewage pouring into people’s basements," he said. The sewage is chlorinated before being pumped into the pond, Reilich said. State environmental officials were informed of the emergency action. Monroe County released 3.4 million gallons of stormwater and untreated sewage into the Genesee River about 6:30 p.m. Monday after the rainfall filled available storage. Sanitary sewage and stormwater that's collected in curbside drains share a combined sewer system in the city of Rochester, and can overflow after heavy rains.

Hi Duke, welcome aboard, lots of info to be had here. Best bet is to ask more specific questions and plenty of the guys here will give you answers. Also most question have been asked before so the search function can be your best friend. Lots of the clubs offer round tables during the offseason which can help your learning curve. Last but not least most guys will recommend taking a charter and tell the captain you want it to be a learning trip. This will be the fastest way to get up to speed. No matter what you choose if you put effort in you will catch fish it's just a matter of how quick you want to speed up the learning curve. Good luck this year.

I have seen pictures and videos on the Conesus Lake Facebook page of pike starting a run about a week or so ago but haven't heard much lately. The high water made the jump over the dam become more of a swim over the dam.

Hey I applaud your troubleshooting!

Scott you are quite the troubleshooter. We should get you on the local news. "Here is Scott on your side with a story of uninstalled docks, and how he got the man to install them!"

Check out this Thread for a few pictures of his work. Hybrid Lures is the name of the company and Nick has been very responsive to my questions and great turn around on the work I sent him. bridlures.simdif.com

Nice job On those Nick. As predicted I got a bunch of NK'sat the flea market and should be sending them out to you for some of your great work. Are you still looking at getting tape for bigger spoons?

Kishels is the scent http://www.kishelscents.com/

Nice job!

Second reminder.

Thanks for the info. Only bad thing I have heard about weighted steel is they are extremely tough on rod guides and eyes.

Lucas I know the one artificial cut bait was MC Rockets what was the one with the tail?