CatskillBob

Looks like they borrowed some ideas from a member on this board who sell dynamite laker rigs.

Cabela's Brand Semi-Synthetic 2-Stroke Oil Hi Guys, seeking advice. I have an older 1990 Yamaha 225 2 stroke carbeurated outboard. I have always run yamalube 2m outboard 2 stroke oil in the motor and never experienced issues other than the high cost of the Yamaha oil @ 32 dollars per gallon. While shopping for a new net on the Cabelas website I see they have their brand semi-synthetic tcw3 oil on sale for $12.59 a gallon. At that price i bought a gallon to try. Anyone have any experience with this oil? Nothing but good reviews on the product (44/45 gave it 4 or 5 stars) which leads me to believe its probably an okay product. I understand that the Yamalube and other higher quality oils have additives that decrease the amount of soot, carbon and ash buildup, but I run RingFree so I should be okay with this oil. Anyone have any advice or opinions? If nothing else, maybe someone else will benefit from a good price on oil from my post. Thanks! Bobby

Plastic box here... Dollar general with locking lid special. 3 boxes fit nicely inside an old milk crate.

3 lbs venison sliced 3/16"-1/4" 1 cup soy 1 cup worstershire 2 TBS liquid smoke 2 TBS garlic powder 2 TBS onion powder 2 TBS black pepper Combine and let marine for 24 hrs. Dehydrate until desired toughness. Just did 15 lbs. Takes a while to slice into consitant thickness but it's worth the effort. Doesn't last long around here

Cayuga is going to be great when those LLS get a little bigger! There sure are a lot of them!

I'll be looking for the browns from my work chair (so hurry up and find them, catch them and post a picture)!! Good luck. btw - your brown advice 2 weeks back helped produce some little ones on Cayuga in 40-50 f.o.w. along the west side. THANK YOU

Ontherise, I'm a ball buster too, I sensed the sarcasm. I really can't say enough how awesome it is to get reports from 4 hours away. It really helps pass the time at work too Where I am from, Hudson River Stripers are king and guys get all bent if you share successful tactics and locations, I say the more the merrier!

I want to thank you guys, Suttontroller, hoookedup and 58J for your great advice and tactics to try. My buddy bailed last minute so its looking like a solo trip, and based on the weather a breezy one on saturday. Going to give it a go! And, Ontherise, I'm not one to follow instructions well . I feel that these forums are a great way to share our success and get others excited about fishing. The larger the fishing community is the better it is for all of us! Strength in numbers. I am one of those guys who lives 4+ hours from the fingerlakes and Ontario so reading reports on here makes me gain the motivation to get in the truck and take a long drive for some excellent fishing. Thanks for all who participate in writing reports and sharing success. Its quite a community you guys have established on here.

Ahh the derby.... forgot all about that until you guys reminded me. Good luck to everyone who is entered.