My beagle is more of a lap dog than anything, but she's got a good nose! I did quite well last winter with her.
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Heading over on Tuesday. Wanting to get into some pike and was wondering if anybody had been fishing there lately and had a report. What are water temps like? Any salmonids or pike being taken?
He is very backed up on work. I have had a steelhead there for almost 3 years now. Dave is a genuinely great guy and does some good work, just not one to get it done fast.
Landlock action is reportedly picking up. From what I've heard laker action is fair. Check out www.fingerlakesanglingzone.com John Gaulke is an amazing guide on the flx and has a reports section that generally has great information!
The perch/alewife correlation is not only that they compete for the same food, but that they are food for each other. Alewives feed on any type of fry they can get, so chances are perch fry are a common part of their diet.
That's a nice bow! Do you notice many of them with few spots like that? I caught one, albeit smaller, out of Naples this spring that had barely any spots on it.
I have a 3 piece Sheffield DRII rod and a Okuma Sheffield reel for sale. I used it twice, just never got the hang of it and lost interest. Would like it gone, it's just collecting dust. Would be interested in trade for a switch/Spey rod, or $250 cash.
I am looking for one or two layout blinds for goose hunting. I don't get to hunt them that often so I can't justify spending the money on new ones. If anybody has any that they are willing to sell let me know. Reply, PM, or text 607-346-1506. Thanks
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I know this is not the classified forum, but I think this will get more attention here. Was looking to buy 1 or 2 layout blinds for goose hunting. If anybody has any they are willing to part with send me a PM, reply, or text 607-346-1506. Thanks!
Wish I could see if the pectoral fins were fused together like a disc, if that's the case then it is a round goby. If not then it is a mottled sculpin.
Get one with an extendable handle that goes out to 5-6'. It will collapse for easy storage but you won't have to reach for fish. I've lost some nice fish due to a short net, and on wavy days one could easily go overboard reaching for a fish with a short net.