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I just tried the cat odor spray. so far so good

And how much would you be willing to pay for original and good ideas?

My wife opened my car door, smelled it, closed the door and told me to get rid of the stink. It really does smell fishy. Any suggestions on how to get rid of that smell? It's much too nice a car to be demoted to fish mobile status

I usually run it off the boards one rod on each side using rubber bands on the 19 strand to hold it in the clips. when it is to rough to run boards I use one off the stern. When using flasher flies, I add another fifty feet of 19 strand to make up for increased resistance compared to lures

I use a convector 45 with about 800 feet of 19 strand backing and the 200 weighted steel. The line counter is quite important because every hundred feet of 19 strand drops the lure another 20 feet. It fits on the convector without any problems.

Thank you for this excellent explanation. You are absolutely right. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

A-TOM-MIK Challenge Rules & Entry Meeting: There will be a rules review meeting held each Friday at 6:00 prior to event date. A team representative should be present. The tournament's intent is to fish 1 day. Hours of competition are 5am to 1pm on Saturday, unless altered by the tournament committee for inclement weather. In the event of inclement weather, same schedule & times will resume on Sunday. -Teams may enter and exit from any port in Oswego or Cayuga County. -Team Structure: Teams are not limited to a maximum number of anglers. Allowable max number of rods will be based on 4 anglers (12 rods). If you fish fewer than four anglers you may only run the number of rods allowed by law (3 per angler). - Tournament fishing is limited to US waters. - Fishing in tributaries is prohibited. For the purpose of the tournament all harbors and rivers will be considered tributaries. - Radio Use: All participating boats must be equipped with an operational VHF radio. - Open communication will be in effect throughout the tournament. - Start and End Times: Teams will be allowed to leave their ports at any time and may start fishing at 5 A.M. End time is 1:00 P.M. All fish entered at weigh-in must be landed before 1:00 pm. Weigh-in: - Upon returning to port the cooler containing the day's catch must be immediately transported to the weigh-in site, Oswego Marina. Weigh-in starts at 12:00 P.M.. A team representative must be in line for weigh-in no later than 3:00 P.M. with catch. - At least one team member must remain with the days catch until surrendered to the Weigh-in committee. - All coolers must be marked with the team name. - All coolers will be considered sealed at the end of the day's fishing and handling of fish by anyone other than a tournament official is prohibited. - Coolers must arrive at the Pre-Check Station free of loose ice or water. Ice in cooler has to be bagged. The tournament committee strongly suggests opening the drain plug on the cooler prior to pre-check. - All coolers at the weigh-in must contain no more than six of the allowable Tournament species. Coolers with more than six will be disqualified. - Weighed in fish will be identified by hole punch in tail, after weight has been recorded. Scoring: (based on a 2 person limit) - Tournament limit shall be 6 fish, no Lake trout or Atlantic salmon allowed. - Minimum size for trout and salmon is 18 inches, except steelhead is 21 1/2. Certified measuring boards will be used at the weigh in site. Each fish will score 10 points. One point will be scored per pound of fish weighed. - If any fish submitted for weigh-in is found to be smaller than the minimum size established by the tournament, the undersized fish will be disallowed. In addition, 10 points plus 1 point per pound of the undersized fish will be deducted from the team's score. Liability: Every reasonable precaution will be taken by the Tournament Committee to protect persons and property during the contest. However, the Committee, its judges, sponsors, officers, directors or employees of the same will not be held responsible for the safety of persons or property participating in the tournament. All participants further understand and agree to hold harmless members of the aforementioned groups from any liability or claim of damages. - All tournament boats should carry liability insurance. - Each boat owner or a representative will be required to sign a liability disclaimer at review meeting These are the rules. They are the same as the Atom mik challenge rules, except for the meeting and Jefferson County is added to Oswego and Cayuga counties. (from Fairhaven to Sackets harbor

After having read the LSR Shootout rules , it occurred to me that,according to the rules, I cannot go to a LOC derby weigh in station before weighing in my maybe 30 pound salmon at the Shootout scales. This can be the difference between biggest fish in the LOC Derby and second place. This is potentially a thousands of dollars difference. Can the rules be changed so we can first run and weigh our big fish at a LOC weigh in station?

Hello Alex. Ontario is not Owasco..... We slipped for years in the Little Salmon. Although it is a nice place to slip, it is also a long trip to the grounds. Unless you are sure that the salmon has moved that far east, I would concentrate on Oswego. It has a great marina (Wrights Landing) with good docks and facilities such as toilets, and a fish cleaning station.

At the boat expo, prices are as easily jacked up and presented as discount as any other place where potential buyers gather. At that price, you may want to look nation wide and not just tie yourself into one dealer.

I have 2 older cannons that work well. You can have them for $250. Pm me so we can set up something. You can probably sell those Penns for $250 on E-Bay.

I have 200 hundred weighted steel + 800 19 strand on a convector 45 with room to spare. It gives me the possibility to use the line counter which is important because the sinking rate of the 19 strand is the same as the weighted steel. Where 200 weighted steel gets you 40 feet down , every additional 50 feet of 19 strand will give you another 10 feet of depth. That's why I like the line counter.

If you have an eastern wind, don't try to fish the west end. Go to the east end or Oswego instead. I like to run the trough of the waves down wind and fish less lines. Your main problem in rough weather is too many lines in the water.

You should put your boat and trailer on a scale weigh it . Then compare the weight to the weight that is written on the factory plate in your boat. It may be that you have water logged flotation material which makes the boat very heavy. There is a reason why Bayliners are often called "Bilge liners"