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Seneca Sampson national lake trout derby 2017
Adm Byrd replied to Tripleduece50's topic in Finger Lakes Discussion
So my trout derby started out very different as I was alone for Saturday morning, Liney had to work till noon. The only nice screen I found was down 250' in 300' of water, pulled rigs and a top line with no results. The afternoon wasn't much better and we finally found a couple land locks after 7PM. Sunday we went back to land lock country and spent the day running leadcores and down riggers, ended up with 15 three to four pounders, included browns, rainbows, lakers and salmon. almost every fish had lampreys or recent scars, one rainbow came in with two attached and we even hooked one on a Yozuri - never had that before. Monday we stuck it out till 10:30, lost one decent fish of leadcore and got drowned by the time we got the boat back on the trailer. The good news was catching browns, we haven't caught any in years on Seneca. -
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for sale : usa Johnson seahorse 6hp
Adm Byrd replied to salvas20's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
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How to restore oxidized/chalky fiberglass
Adm Byrd replied to Cameron Jaeger's topic in This Old Boat
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Pap, This is an example: http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-step-Stainless-Under-Platform-Slide-Mount-Boat-Boarding-Telescoping-Ladder-/182372587378?hash=item2a7640d772:g:Zg0AAOSwcUBYP44o&vxp=mtr
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Which side of the boat did you put the bananas under?
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Thanks for the input. I was looking at the 4 step models - nothing worse than too short of a ladder.
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Swim Ladder I built a 24" wide, 18" deep swim platform for the back of my 21' Penn Yan to aid in netting fish, carry the cooler and, oh yeah, climb back into the boat on those fishless summer trips. My question is in regards to quality of telescoping below deck swim ladders such as you see on Ebay, they all look to be about the same quality. Does anybody have any personal experience with mounting and using them? Is there any quality there and are some of the expensive ones marine suppliers sell any better? Thanks in advance and before Les pounces on this most of my fishless days are under his tutelage.
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Mike, My problem is Les keeps trying to eat those shrimp right out of the perch's mouth. Thats not as bad as him throwing the perch back in the lake after he's gotten all their shrimp.
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Prop rebuilding east side of rochester
Adm Byrd replied to Fly n Fish's topic in Open Lake Discussion
THE PROPELLER WORKS 53 Leicester st Cananadaigua NY 14424 (585) 394-1860 They have helped me a couple times. I believe I sent them pizza once I was so satisfied and I'm a cheap skate. -
This has been interesting banter. I didn't know I could lock my radio off the distress channels. I sometimes shut it off though. I have had the opportunity to help several less fortunate boaters over the years and been dragged in once myself long ago. I can't imagine anyone not coming to the aid of a fellow boater, especially on one of the big lakes. If we hear or see you we will try to help.
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Sold / Closed Penn Fathom Matster Downriggers
Adm Byrd replied to oldkevin's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
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Boat stands deck chair and rod holder
Adm Byrd replied to tin cup's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
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You need to understand Sk8man and Hop have been doing this kind of fishing year round since the early to mid 1970's and see things going on watching their rod tips that we mere mortals will never grasp. Or it could be the entire days they spent out there when the rest of us decided to stay warm and dry.
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SKUNK Took my daughter and probable son-in-law out of Hughes, hit the water around 6:30AM, worked from 80' - 130" of water, best screen around 80 - 90 then moved up to 65 - 70 but we couldn't even buy a release. tried from 2.0 - 3.2 mph. High point of trip was breakfast sandwiches son in law grabbed at Hughes - they where excellent. Good luck to you all, Bob
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Quality net without breaking the bank?
Adm Byrd replied to Seneca Slammer's topic in Tackle and Techniques
Enough about my net, I believe it's seen more use than yours this year! Your concern about net size reminds me of the “Napoleon Complex†-
Sodus 7/5
Adm Byrd replied to ryonybony's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
We went out today, worked 130' - 160', one 9lb king, one 8lb steely on cheater, several lakers on dipsy /spin n glo combo, took a hard hit on dipsy / spoon combo and finished with a steely on spin n glo - couldn't make paddles and flies work today. Speaking of flies the biters where not as bad as yesterday but the gnats covered us for a while -
Out of Hughes today and they seemed worse as the day progressed, spend as much time washing boat off as I do cleaning fleas from mono, wire and rigger cables.
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Fisherdude, I have some concrete blocks to lay, a roof to put on and a ditch to dig, wondering if your wife would come over and help. Seriously, bringing in 16 fish with cowbells on rigs in one day - she has my total respect. We saw you two out there working 190' a couple Saturdays before the derby and know you are the real deal. We tried flashers and peanuts for a while but couldn't get a touch. Caught a few fish both Saturday and Sunday but no rhyme or reason to them. Congrats to all who got decent fish. Bob