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Hey guys picked up boat from Mr Hank Saturday. Went for a shakedown and brown trip out of fairhaven. Fished 730 to 1 went 2 for 5. And the 2 landed was a double. Good time. First tims we have chased browns this early. Also some cool photos from ice season too. Just parking ice and the creeks this year. Fished erie tribs sat night and sun am Sent from my SM-G781U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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I'll check them out....I was pretty happy when I started to look for a job when they first told us and had multiple interviews and offers within a days of being told. The piece of paper from college helps but what a difference 10 years in a trade makes. But I can't help but think is this what I want to do for the next 30 years...I've been givin an opportunity to basically hit the reset button at 35 and as much as it sucks its an opportunity that if I do it right I could end up ahead. I appreciate the feedback I knew I'd get good opinions here! Sent from my SM-G781U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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That idea does appeal to me...thats the only down fall where I live now. I worked at one of the best 2 plants in town. So jobs here are really limited. So now when I'm looking at places I'm trying to make sure that there's more opportunities if something comes up. Sent from my SM-G781U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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I'm a welder and machinist by trade. Been a machinist for the last 10 years here and Currently running and programing a 5 axis CNC mill. Have run alot of mill machines manuals and cnc. Before this I worked as an aluminum welder mig and tig. But have welded most normal materials. I really like the idea of machine maintenance career. Bc of the way they are closing the shop I have the chance to go back to school for free and pick up another degree to add to the welding and machining degrees. Have toyed with the idea of HVAV or electrical. And Possibly grabbing my CDL and captains licenses as well. Sent from my SM-G781U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Absolutly!!! We have so many "lists" it's crazy. I'm even really considering captain license and charter full time if I can get far enough head start. One problem we have is neither of us have traveled far. I grew up in Canandaigua she grew up here in Hinsdale so we talk about moving but have no idea what's out there really. My parents and sisters are in SC her sister in Florida so we have debated living on coast if we could find somewhere....Charleston SC sticks out to me but have really only been there on vacation. But coastal fishing seems like it could be alot of fun. We just did a flounder charter down in Myrtle beach ...I'll attach a pic The company has admitted that our jobs are going over seas and bc of that there's a bunch of programs they have to provide too. So all of that comes into play as well. It really is a life changing event...we are nervous but excited but also want to make this move once. We are even looking at options of building where we are now and I'll commute the hour to buffalo.. Sent from my SM-G781U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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So the shop I work at is closing their doors permanently sometime in the next year or 2 and has me and the wife trying to decide what to do from here..... So outta curiosity if you could move anywhere as 35 yr old and family where would you go? Jobs fishing and education all considered. Even in NY...where's some good towns with good taxes and jobs within let's say 1.5 hr from Ontario or erie...prefer to live in country... here's some of our pics from erie last few trips thanks Mr Hank! Sent from my SM-G781U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Most of time yes...there are times I'll bounce them off the bottom on Erie. But I've also run them higher in the water column where the thermocline is if temp is right. Actually picked up a nice Steelhead on lake erie this summer and have caught a bunch of walleye on them too. You can see the color patter on the cowbells in this pic. Sent from my SM-G781U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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I have run gambler rigs on Cayuga Canandaigua Ontario and Erie and if I'm targeting Lakers it's all I use. They work! Last year got to try out the death traps gambler makes and they worked great too and they don't pull near as hard as cowbells. I don't have a favorite color just whatever is rigged up at the time lol. Can't go wrong with gambler rigs for lake trout. Sent from my SM-G781U using Lake Ontario United mobile app