LongLine
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The two "commercial" fishers are the guys that trawl or gillnet perch etc. Further down it talks about there being 60 party and/or charter boats that fish the area.
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Chinook Salmon Stocking Targets Increased for 2023
LongLine replied to mudflat's topic in Open Lake Discussion
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Just seeing this sad news. Sorry for your loss.
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Brian - article says smelt short lived. How's their life span compared to the alewife?
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Last one has a lot more Omega-3 so must be an Atlantic. -
WTG Rich! -
Brian - were the pipelines dug out & buried in the lake bottom or drilling just for the foundations for the cribs? Navigation maps show pipelines. They also show depth over cribs which is considerably different than surrounding depth, which implies intake is not on bottom of lake. Offshore windfarms that I've looked up did not bury transmission lines.
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Happy New Year! -
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Here's one to figure out during the "storm". ho, ho, ho...
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heh, heh, heh. It'd serve them right if I'd sent the DNC money for each.
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You may want to ask on Iboats.com.
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Back in the 80"s my brother snagged one in the tail off the river while combat fishing. Took quite a while to get it in. He threw that silver bullet into the bilge & vowed to never use it again. -
Thank Heaven for email spam filters! I've received 157 (one hundred 57) emails from conservativeintel asking for contributions - over 100 since election day & 3 today. (just the name made me suspicious) Disguised senders have included: Donny, Eric, Lindsey, Candy, Lauren, Hershel, eyc. Just hover over the sender to reveal the true sender. Some subject lines say " To unsubscribe..." Yahoo says "DON'T CLICK on unsubscribe!" rather just send to spam folder & empty the folder. Also getting a lot of calls from all over the country about Camp Legunne.
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Not meaning to bad mouth them, but bought a new 9.9 from them this year. Wouldn't accept mastercard for it as said: "we have to pay them a fee & would lose too much money on it." Yet accepted a personal check without even checking with bank or asking for ID. Maybe off topic but I really wish Evinrude was back in outboard business!
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Found this on the Coastwatch site for surface temps. Nov. shows same drop that your graph does. (Cool!) Also that Jan thru May 2022 were warmer than many years prior. -
Upstate Freshwater Institute recorded hydrodynamic data at Oak Orchard, Sodus & Oswego from May thru Oct 2022 by utilizing buoys owned by SUNY ESF with grants from DEC & GLRC. Although they have a lot of data on Onondaga, they have interesting data on Lake Ontario. Oak & Oswego buoys were in 66-71 FOW and measured from top to bottom. Their website: https://upstatefreshwater.org/NRT-Data/Lake-Ontario-Data/lake-ontario-data.html The temp regimes/history they show are: On some days, temps at depth are very similar in both places, yet on other days there is a big difference in temps at depth, hence "hot spots" and "cold spots." Point being that without a series of temp probes around the lake it's near impossible to scientifically say the lake, in general is warmer or colder. Anecdotally, I had to go to a greater FOW to catch salmon this year than in past years. (But that was just west of the Genny and where fewer alewife showed up in the preyfish surveys.) Brian - I'd really like to see that data. It's a lot closer to where I usually fish.
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I just re-read your post & have to ask: Are you running all your electronics while you're trolling with trolling motor? If you're trolling for a few hours without running the big engine, you're running the main engine battery down.
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One thing to be aware of: some modern electronics such as fish finders, radios, temp sensor, GPS, etc have memories that if they are wired directly to your battery, those items are still drawing some current when you turn the engine off. Even when they are turned off. They will drain your battery when boat is not in use, hence must have isolation switches.
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Fiqure this one out..... -
No hard feelings there bud. Seriously, hope you get the boat out ok. Rochester local weather said Oswego only had 4 inches of snow at 6:30. (so far) Hopefully it'll move more north of you. Poor Orchard Park has had 62 inches. Rochester lucked out & has only had a trace or so. Win 11 can be a bear! I've had it about 8 months now. Wait till you start getting the unanounced "cummulative updates." (Then edge updates....ugh!!!!) -
Something to do over the holiday. Enjoy. Happy Turkey to all! (I have to go pack for a flight 1st thing tomorrow) -
Here's my post: "Executive orders, while not laws, can have the same effect as laws. E.O.s are directives from Executive to depts within the Executive branch." To which you replied: "I will address his post when I have time but it will be without political implications because the owner and moderators of this site aren't into the political stuff. I will approach his BS strictly from a legal standpoint, I believe they will allow a discussion regarding the legal aspect of executive orders." and then you wrote: "An executive order is a signed, written, and published directive from the President of the United States that manages operations of the federal government." (One can see that I did not go back & edit any postings.) The federal gov't consists of the Executive, Judicial & Congressional branches. (per the Constitution) E.O.s apply ONLY to the executive branch. Exec CANNOT tell Congress or the Judiciary what to do or make rules for them. DHS, IRS, TSA, CDC, FBI all come under the Exec branch. Congress established & funds them but doesn't direct their day-to-day operations, which can and do affect private citizens. Congress didn't tell TSA to install X-ray machines. Didn't tell FBI to assist local law enforcement. Didn't tell Military to get a shot. Did they? Also, the word "could" is not spelled "d-i-d." Glad you finally saw that. So glad to see some research supporting what I said, even though it was perceived to be not what I said. Hope you can get the boat out. Water at the Genny launch is very low, even though the falls are really roaring.
