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Sent you a p.m.

Since I am home and not fishing, I posted the regs. However, the part I did not post said that you can sell certain fish - including crappie and walleye - if legally caught in another state and you get the appropriate permits from a regional DEC office. I would imagine that those permits are not free and are not easy to obtain.

Purchase and Sale of Fish Fish that are salable at any time include: Those species in the STATEWIDE ANGLING REGULATIONS table for which there is no closed season and no minimum length.

I agree with everyone on the Nils and Fin Bore except if you have shoulder problems. The offset handles are just too difficult for us SS recipients Night time crappies - like it.

When you get the lazer, make sure you get a new set of blades for them early in the season next year. I waited too long and found the last ones at Mitchels the other day. Tried on line, but everyone was out. I put a nice Ridged drill on mine and it works pretty good. Compared it to Gator's Nils, and the Nils does cut better, but all I do is pull the trigger on the drill. Anything new at Honeoye Scott. Getting tired of the Keuka mudchickens.

This sled is SOLD.

What about Hamburg guys. Probably head there Sat. Already talked to the rec center about parking.

No advise on that one! I don't trust the channel and I don't trust the gas holes if you get close to the bridge. That being said, I used to drive in from the gun club but there usually are a couple of big gas holes about 50yds in front that are probably hidden with snow. I went through here once when I took took a few steps away from the quad. Never going back.

According to Iceshanty, you will need a sled.

www.searchtempest.com Much faster and easier and does the same thing

Heart attack hill is right.. Used this access once and that was too many.. Try Godfrey state launch just a few miles west of there. Much easier walk.

Bumping it up for the last time.

Rochester

Nice catch. How big was that white? I got into them that size there a few yrs. ago but have not really caught any since.

If you are tired of walking, this is the machine for you at a good price. It is a '96 Polaris Indy Lite with 2200 miles. I am the second owner and have used it just to go ice fishing. Nice machine. It is a pull start and does not have reverse. Not a problem because it has always started on the first or second pull and it is light enough that it just slides off my tilt trailer. It is also fan cooled so you don't have to worry about overheating. The sled is in very good condition with no tears in the seat and no dings. Even has a hitch on it ready for your sled. It is registered for the season too! Asking $ 1100. Thanks

Nice instructive video for a newbie to learn how to filet. Did it similar to this for many years but if you get stuck, as I do, cleaning every ones catch, I found the electric to be a lot easier on the hands and the rist. Yes, you might lose a little meat, but I fish Erie a lot and it doesn't matter much

And I go out in my 14' Grumman. No problem with wind less than 10.

Have to agree with Sean. Only 60 miles from Portageville which makes the ride doable. I drive 110 and believe me, it is worth it. We limited 5 out of 6 times we went this fall. The big problem is the wind. Got to look for an offshore wind otherwise forget it.