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So I turn on the radio & they're singing happy birthday to someone.... Happy B'day Jerry. Tom B. (LongLine) (true story)
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11-20-2010 (Saturday) on Chautauqua
LongLine replied to Nalod's topic in Musky, Tiger Musky & Pike (ESOX)
That's quite a fish. Tom B. (LongLine) -
Contour maps of Lake Ontario
LongLine replied to fishandaprayer's topic in Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling?
This one's a little easier. http://www.charts.noaa.gov/OnLineViewer ... able.shtml Tom B. (LongLine) -
Happy B'day Musky. Tom B. (LongLine)
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Very quick New York State fishing regulations question...
LongLine replied to tonyb's topic in Open Lake Discussion
Read Michigan's. They can use three rods. Note: they have a rod rule for sportsfishing. NYS has a line rule for sportsfishing. Tom B. (LongLine) -
Happy 235th. Wherever you are, we're with you. Semper Fi Tom B. (LongLine)
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Downrigger trolling newbie.. any help?
LongLine replied to bulletbob's topic in Finger Lakes Discussion
Bullet – Keep it simple as you start out. Rigg’rs are all about depth control. You need to master the placement of your lure relative to where the fish are. I.e. learn to set the depth relative to interpretation of your fish finder. Knowing the temp and speed at the ball can help you a lot. Blowback of the cable and currents on Big-O have to be overcome. One of the rigger’s biggest advantages is that it allows you to use fairly light line to play the fish. With clean spoons, in clean water on Big-O, I rarely run over 10-12 Lb test. For flasher/flies, I step up a little. A great deal depends on the release you use & how you set it. Black’s is a very popular release but many guys favor pinch pads. (I’m addicted to Black’s myself.) During flea season, lines get stepped up a little. When I started salmon fishing, it was in a 14ft boat with a manual Riviera, a 6 1/2 ft Cherywood, a Mitchell 300, 8 Lb line and about a dozen lures. Oh, how it has evolved. One thing that hasn’t changed is that my hooks are unbelievably sharp. Another thing to look at is the tuning of your lures. When you’re jigging, you impart the specific action to your bait. When you’re trolling, the lure runs by itself. When you turn, 1 will speed up & the other will slow down. Make sure your lures are running the way you want them to, before you lower them down. Rigg'rs are one trolling tool. There are many tools. However, it's a safe bet that 98% of all the trollers on Big-O have at least one down all the time. Tom B. (LongLine) -
Location X, nice brown
LongLine replied to jkarol24's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Nice fish Jason Tom B. (LongLine) -
Yep, as they’re spawning or eating the spawn…they still do that in the tribs you've been fishing and just as 30 yrs ago, they can still be seen and lifted with no problem. Now that’s real monkey fishing (manuvering through & about the shoreline trees) BINGO Tom B. (LongLine)
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Man it's going to be a long winter now. We had a frost in the city overnight, so I better get out & rake some leaves. You have any walleyes in that lake? What kind of survival rate does your F&G predict? Tom B. (LongLine)
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Sorry HB, they've changed a lot. Their environment in the open water has changed tremendously & so have the fish. I just did some research on the "electrics" & they look pretty interesting. They've been around for a couple years. Unfortunately, they cost serious coin. I could probably list a lot of "bugs" but some experimentation will probably work them out. Everything has pros & cons. Good luck with them Billy. Let us know how you make out. Tom B. (LongLine)
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Nice fish DF. Unfortunately no one is going to catch them again...maybe their children though. Tom B. (LongLine)
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Lots of questions. The jury is still out... Battery powered or plug-in? Rechargeable? Battery life? That's a 10 mph retrieve. Imagine a salmon hitting that at 30 mph the other way during a retrieve...there goes my rod, or wrists, elbows & probably shoulder. How much load can the motor take? Is that speed truly with a copper & lure? or speed of the spool in a lab? My Dad also had one of those spring loaded reels. Was only good for taking up slack with a fish on. It wouldn't reel a fish in, even a panfish. What's it weigh? Is it truly a trolling reel? Tom B. (LongLine)
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So Cuomo tells Duffy that he'll help Rochester best by accepting the bid for Lt Gov, now that he's won, he tells Duffy not to bother selling his Rochester home. ??????? Guess he wants Duffy to stay at home & not get involved in Albany?!?!!! or, he's going to get taxpayers to pay for his weekday hotel? Tom B. (LongLine)
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A Black one & a white one: Tom B. (LongLine)
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The "killer" is roughly the size of a dump truck and in about 17 FOW at low water datum: Tom B. (LongLine)
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10/20/10 the ponds
LongLine replied to jkarol24's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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That was a debate? Looked like Sat Night Live to me. And now cuomo as "declined" a serious debate.... Tom B. (LongLine)
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Looks like cuomo wants to appoint someone who won't look objectively at turbines. Tom B. (LongLine)
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But King Richie has publicly stated many times that he won't put them in communities that don't want them. This is a point that must be brought up & kept in the people's/legislator's minds. Lake Ontario is too valuable to all of us (The people) to let them (Industrial power co's) ruin it for an experiment and for them to gain tax credits.. Tom B. (LongLine)
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I wonder if NYPA, USD of Inferior, turbine proponents & the Monroe County Legislature will pay any attention to this – straight from the UN: http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nati ... 6563.story I.E. The NYPA needs to place more value on Birds, Bats, Butterflies, aquatic life & endangered species and less on their tax credits. Tom B. (LongLIne)

