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069: You are making our classified section sound like e-bay. 18 posts and all are to sell something. Not a word about fishing. What's up? The same with other boards when you do a google search with your nick.

Screamer: It will be open by the 1st as always. Ice: Still a lot but not real good ice. A lot of guys fishing it t'day except the south end where the creeks come in it's not good. Where is your cottage? East or west side?

Tim: Might have a problen castin cleo's. Were starting to clean the pad today and get the crain moved around to start digging.

Bass Pro Shop in Auburn.

And here's the link to where Bill was talking about. View Link

Bob: Think this is where he want's to be. Looks like you have to mail them for pricing on the pricing page. http://www.malinco.com/fishing/stainless_cable.html

I'll double that Tom.

Bump Still 2 avalable.

WW Your right. Check with Don Jr. or Sr. Great people and I'm sure the price will be right.

Ray I guess you gotta look closer next time. I can see where your interest's are. Took me a minute too to see it up on plane.

Yep: Got my attention. Nice boat.

Now you know why snagging is illegal. Think of the non targeted fish that were killed and wounded. Not to speak of the beaver.

Oil: To make a long story short. Stick with a good grade, straight 30W detergent type oil year around. My choice is Pennzoil. But there are other quality oils as well. Bill you made a good point with synthetics in marine use. Especially for trolling.

Sticks: I don't think I have a service manual for that motor. I'll take a look when I get to the shop. But this link might help you out. http://www.yamaha-motor.com/outboard/se ... nuals.aspx

I would highly NOT recommend that. The lines you are talking about run from the filter adapter and are under pressure all the time the engine is running. If you cut into them it is just an accident waiting to happen. Besides you won't get the oil completely out of the pan as the suction or (pressure line) comes thru the pump and the return line feeds the engine oiling system. There are kit's made by Shur-Flo and some others that replace the drain plug with a valve and hose to a pump as you stated. But I've seen to many of those fail as well. (Leakage of oil in the bilge) If it is an 05 engine or for that matter back as far as 80 or so. The dip stick tube will have a garden hose type fitting where the stick goes in. If that's the case that is the new design and it will draw 95% of the oil out of the pan by drawing it out of the top of the dip stick tube. No need to run a line thru the tube as in earlyer models. As long as the oil is warm it doesn't take that long to do and it will save problems in the long run.

Check this thread. Expains it all. http://fishing.lakeontariounited.com/vi ... .php?t=869

Thanks Split: I'll give one of them a call and see whats, what.

Splitshot115 Do you know who to contact for the flea market at the Glenn or just show up in the a.m. . I might be interested in a table or two. Thinkin it's time to clean out a lot of good stuff. Garage is gettin full.

Tony: Ck your PM box I'm in Pa now and left a # for ya.

No comment Tony. I'm not sure they make 10xx Sides that did Mike talk to you about Williamsport this weekend?

Pm: If you can. Do yourself a favor and charter a reputable Capt. in the area then have at it with your boat. If you have never been on the lake and I'm assuming you haven't. In the long run it will save you a lot of money buying all kinds of things you really don't need as well as a wealth of info in the area you want to fish. If your going out of Sodus there are a lot of good men there that will not have a problem showing you the ropes so to speak. We all basically fish the same water in this part of the lake. Bear in mind when you are posting on all the boards I've seen you on that your looking at a very large area of the great lakes. Michigan all the way to Ontario & more, and techniques, structure, and what works where are different in every area.

OK It's kind of off topic. But tell me what the advantages are as well as the disadvantages.

We call it the plotter line around here, and never leave home without it. It's a very valuable tool especially if you can just hit a cursor button instead of a way point when you hit a fish every unit is different. Either way It's a good tool. Grid line's. Who cares as long as you kn where you were and can get back to it. You can always look at the readout to see the lat.& long. It's also a good tool if you get caught in the fog or whatever to get back to port if needed.