Shakemsam

I would consider something else if your main fishing is trolling.

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I can see the convenience of that, but I would still have to get up adjust the lines.

Could have been an otter It was well over 40 years ago. And badger's do exist in NY, although rarely are they seen.

Trolling off of Braddocks one spring, I noticed a small doe outside of me heading deep. Knowing she most likely was chased into the lake, I figured she would keep heading north till her lungs gave out. We pulled up our gear and cut her off, forcing her back to shore. While fishing in Black River Bay just outside of the river, I noticed something swimming in a tight circle. When we got close enough, my dad reached for it with the net and then realized it was a badger that had most likely been hit by a prop. Dam lucky he didn't bring it into the boat. Another early evening on the Black, I saw a couple odd shapes in the sky coming toward me from over Sackets. Not even a minute later, I got buzzed by 2 Stealth Fighters, most likely out of Ft Drum. Scared the hell out of me and almost went in the drink! Drifting for SM east of Bear Creek near Pultneyville, without a GPS or any other idea where I was for that matter, I had apparently drifted into the NO Boat Zone near Guinnea Power Plant. Soon, I was given a nice reception both by air and water. It's surprising how much water, those helicopter blades can move.

I had a 308. great rifle , Although it was a late model with the detachable magazine(clip) . My dad has 4-5 of the early models. Much more valuable.

I ran Penn 625 manuals for years. That big dial for depth was the nuts. Quality was tops as well. I was considering the 825s but went with a new pair of Walkers due to how compact they are. If you like the Penn's, go with them!

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If it were me, and of course it is not... unless there is some sort of sentimental attachment to the rig, I would sell it in Az.

I was up to Millens 1st week of October. It was on then, but the wind made it tough.

Possibly, but it didn't look like above. This was red and more ball shaped and was mostly submerged with about maybe a ft. above the surface. Earlier this morning, I contacted the Rochester Coast Guard for any information. They had only 1 other report of it which seems surprising...Anyway, they looked into it and said it was placed there by the Feds doing some sort of Geological Study and was done in early October while not informing any of the local agencies. Sounds about right... Anyway, this thing doesn't sit very high in the water, so keep an eye out!

Wondering if anyone has any knowledge of what appears to be maybe a weather buoy on the East side of the bay, South of the channel markers and north of the 104 bridge. I noticed it for the first time this year while perch fishing, Sunday. Just curious!

looks like this post was over a year ago. I would think he made a decision by now.