The Hudson has endured a lot of contamination over the years. It is also a major spawning habitat for both herring and striped bass. We should all be proactive about pollution as it affect our environment and we should also be proactive in making intelligent choices about posting negative and perhaps unscientific material as it concerns technology choices. We desperately need to make progress on climate change issues. Any of us who rely on the fisheries from Lake Erie to Long Island Sound are between a rock and a hard place . This isn’t going to change for the better by burying our head in the sand and wishing for a bygone era when the bulk of the damage was actually being done. - Tight Lines
Apologies- I got busy with preparation for Niagara Expo and haven’t had a chance to make an assessment of how many I’m gonna sell/keep. I will get to that on Monday. Thanks
I’ve switched to spoon storage in the Mag caddy’s. Have 1/2 doz of the medium ( not small) pads I can part with or maybe I’ll just keep ‘em for triplicates and changeouts. Make me an offer wit yer zip n I’ll tell ya the shipping cost if it’s an interesting offer. Thanks
I'll be going that way after fishing at Port of Rochester today but I find it hard to believe that the USCG launch is iced in . Ive fished out of there a lot of winters that were way colder than this without much trouble. If you were gonna go to Ginna then Bear Creek is a lot closer.
Good to know Glen. Guys think they are meeting me at Port of Rochester so... Probably best to stick with someplace I've been fishing this winter anyway. Taking the outboard Crestliner to Hanks after fishing for R&R under the floor
Yar, it was never good before either. Tie the boat off to that iron railing and then drop down into her and then as bad or worse coming in, especially with a lil surf coming in. Come to think of it I don't think Ive ever launched out of there when there was a dock in.
Pretty tough for very many people to see poster boards and very cumbersome to flip through. A PowerPoint slide show is a great tool for talking to groups large and small not to mention way faster than drawing all those diagrams and then the concerns about keeping them from getting dirty or wet between different seminars/shows.
Then copy a ‘blank’ version multiple times on numerous ‘slides’ and you can then edit each one of the slides to show the different presentations. Naturally if you have some different hardware alternatives ( 3 vs. 4 riggers, inlines vs. big boards etc) then those will need to have multiples made of each other since it’s more than just the baits or core vs copper vs mono on the reels. I used to do a lot of these sorts of things for training seminars in dairy processing but the idea is the same. If you switch the power point slides manually then you will have time to discuss variations and answer questions before going on to the next variation