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This site is awsome, when someone is in a pinch we all pull together and try our best to help out where we can. I'm glad to hear that problem is solved. Also good job on your end!! Now get fishing!!! LOL

Yea, they get funny when us guys want something for our enjoyment, but there's no bar set as to how many pairs of shoes they have or handbags to match the shoes, 100 plus bottles of nail polish and perfumes. I hope everything works out for ya, if not 2 depth finders are just as important as 1 wife anyway!!! At least when you turn off the Lowrance you won't hear or see anything till you turn it on again. LOL!!!!

LOL RAY, that make sence, I think????

I agree with all of the above, warm morning with a walleye chop, preferably a westerly breeze, like a Tuesday or Wednesday. LOL

Excellent report, best of luck to you and your clients this year.

A really good thread about this not to long ago, there were some excellent ideas and thoughts on there, the one idea that I took a liking to was to make a rigger ball like a bottom bouncer, buy inserting a 2-3ft piece of 3/8 all thread into the bottom of a rigger ball, and let the rod stir along the bottom keeping the ball up and your rig above the bottom.

After you're sure it's in neutral and it still doesn't turn over, take a test light and make sure you have power at the start position on the back of the switch, you will need to turn the key to the start position, if you have power there then turn the switch to the start position and see if you have power to the little post on the start solenoid, if no power there then the problem lies between the switch and the solenoid, broke wire ect. If you have power at the little terminal on the solenoid you need a way to measure the voltage at the terminal it needs to be a full 12 volts to pull the solenoid in to close the contacts. If you have 12.3 volts at the large terminal of the solenoid then the start terminal should have at least 12 volts no less. A lot of the times just cleaning all the terminal does the trick before you go pulling everything apart. Also your solenoid needs to be grounded, make sure you have a good ground to the solenoid also. If after you did all of this and you still need to jump the sol. It just could be the sol. Quit if it did count the terminals 99% of the time it will be a 4 terminal and if it looks like the older automotive type go to a Napa store as they handle marine stuff and get a new sol. there instead of paying dealer price. If you need anymore help pm me and I will try to help you if all of the above doesn't do the trick. Good luck PAP.

Awsome Easter Basket Rick!! Looking forward to some of the most detailed post going, can't wait for the Eastern Basin to get soft so us guys can get at it. Congrats to you and dad on a great outing! PAP.

Yow, that's a long distance fish report, thanks for the heads up Stan!!!

Well stated JT. I just talked today about the Otisco eyes to my uncle, I said they even look different because they are so fat!! They look like a toad as Mark Romanack would say. I hope the best for Otisco and the guys that fish it. I think things will get better as the lake gains popularity, and if anyone can make that stand I know JT. will do whatever it takes, I can promise you that much!!!

I would think that the DEC has to keep Oneida stocks up just due to its popularity of a well established walleye lake, and Otisco just doesn't have the walleye popularity yet. But with the more guys turning in the fishing diaries maybe this will shed some light on Otisco and they will grant the lake a yearly stocking!!