Jimmyi
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Thanks guys, I appreciate it. I didn't want to get bait and drive from Brockport to find it locked up.
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Does anyone know if the Irondequoit Bay boat launch is open or if it is iced up. I don't care about docks because I'm using a smaller boat. Thanks
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Sold / Closed Shark Downrigger Weight
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Sold / Closed Shark Downrigger Weight
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for sale : usa Okuma Solterra SLR -50L
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Selling my Thompson boat. Boat and trailer are in excellent condition. Trailer is a dual axle 2008 Ventura. Includes (4) Cannon Stainless STX-TS Magnum 10 downriggers, (13) Bert's rod holders, (2) 24" tracks, (10) rod rocket launcher, Marine radio, 2 Great Lakes planers with 2 rod trees with 3 adjustable rod holders on each, a washdown hose, drop curtain, cooler, AM-FM radio, Fish Hawk, compass, Garmin Echo Map SV sonar and a Garmin GPS model 126. This boat has a ten foot beam and is a very deep boat. It has a 454 Mercruiser with Bravo two stern drive. The stringers have been replaced. This boat has been meticulously maintained by professional at East Fork Marine. The boat is in the water but will be coming out soon. This boat is in Hamlin, New York. It is a very nice boat but I just don't have the time to use it. Asking 15,500.00 or best offer Jim (585) 734-0436
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Sold / Closed BOX OF SQUIDS AND A FEW TWINKIE SKIRTS,
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Sold / Closed 1 BERTS RATCHETING ROD HOLDER-NEW PRICE
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I need 4 Bert's rod holders for my boat. When are you coming up to Mexico to fish? -
I started out as an observer in the tournaments, and I was blessed to able to meet some of the finest captains on the lake and to be able to fish with them. I know many captains from Niagara to Oswego and also Canada that I have fished with, gone out to dinner with and just spent time talking fishing. I am personal friends with a lot of these guys. I've been a member of LOTSA for 16 years. I have only missed one Salmon School that LOTSA puts on since they started at the old 4H building. If there was ever a trout/salmon seminar whether it was at LOTSA, Dan Keating Salmon School, Gander Mountain, Cabela's, Erie and Western New York Sportsman Shows, Bass Pro or any other place, I would be there with my notebook taking notes and asking a lot of questions. Just like you, I remember struggling when I first started out and a great fisherman, Curt Meddaugh from LOTSA who passed away used to tell me, "Just hang in there, it will come". Like Keith {Gator} and Brian {Gambler} said, go on a charter with a good captain who will share tips. Watch their videos on YouTube. Pay attention to details. Get some books or videos by Dan Keating. Go back to all of the old post on LOU in the Questions about Trout and Salmon Trolling, Fishing Reports and Tackle and Techniques sections. Join a club, LOTSA {Lake Ontario Trout and Salmon Anglers}, ELOTSA {Eastern Lake Ontario Trout and Salmon Anglers}, LOCBA {Lake Ontario Charter Boat Association} and go to their meetings and seminars. Sign up early when it is posted for the LOTSA Salmon School at the Greater Niagara Fishing Expo because it sells out. Start putting a little money aside now because you may want to spend a couple extra days at the hotels and go to the seminars on Thursday and Friday before the school. You're going to find some good deals on tackle also. A lot of great captains will be sharing information and tips. And like what Brian said, you will pick up the fine details that do make a difference. "Just hang in there". One more tip, if you're married, don't let your wife know how much you spend on fishing tackle and equipment.
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There are no docks at the ramp yet. We had a hard time launching yesterday with the south wind. Bring your hip boots.