The stern mounted one I have has an adjustable shaft length. It simply slides up to run shallow.
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True beauty at least the squirrels n mice won't get to it. I'm sure someone will display it with pride.
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The fish and bait will be in winter mode, deep bait and fish. I wouldn't be afraid to fish 170-200' down.
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Lol! Yea I figured just busting on ya. I'm jealous you got out, I may try this week. Thanks for the report, last time I was out I had to go to long point to find fish.
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Sounds like fun but I'm confused, Deans cove is on the west side and if you ran north that's no where near T- falls... :huh:
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Thanks guys, I want to have a pro look at her teeth, I will post pics of her jaw after I process her, get some opinions.
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Had a really cool morning hunt yesterday. Caught this old girl settling into a small patch of Goldenrod. After a stalk and a fawn blatt she stood up and gave me a shot. I have been lucky to be able to harvest some nice deer in my time but this girl is one of my favorites. Weight, 135lbs, she had a broken leg that had healed and her teeth were almost totally gone. Guessing 6 1/2- 8 1/2 yrs old. The matriarch is down! As I went to retrieve her I almost stepped on her fawn, she taught many of those little ones well I tip my hat to her life, I give her my respect...
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So true, NY is in trouble with its mature deer population. DEC take a look at how Ohio does it and make a plan to get NY out of that number ones worst place to hunt whitetail
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I agree with you in my experience the scum line is usually current running north. If there are weeds they will be in those. I think that the water is a bit more oxygenated in those slicks. In the spring the mud lines show current direction very well and I like to fish the edges then too. Next time out this winter I am going to try a large spoon or stick to mimic a stocker sized brown. I knew an older guy that had pics of huge browns he caught with 6" stick baits in the middle of the winter on Cayuga. Gonna give it a try.... again, nice report thanks.
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Well good karma rained on me today. Got a buddy that has cancer and he shot a doe Sunday. I cut it up for him today, while I was cleaning the grinder I kept checking the windows, sure enough at 11:30 I had a mature busted up 9 trolling out my back window. Had the 270 close and went out to head him off. He caught me and I had a 200 yd off hand shot that met him high in the front shoulder dropping him on the spot. Not a really big rack but a very long nose, big body, and huge split toes! Happy to put a tag on him!
Btw stopped into drop of his meat and he just got out of his third week of chemo, he's doing great! Thoughts and prayers for him would be appreciated, good luck out there folks!
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They could stay the camp I work at lions camp badger it's about 25 minutes from Lansing. We would have to reserve the weekend well ahead of time. We are very inexpensive we have a lake house that is year round or we have cabins that could house up to 100 people ( rustic) .
http://www.lionscb.org
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I'll participate however I can Rollie. I work at a not for profit camp that can potentially give them a place to stay. We also host wounded warriors thru project new hope.
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