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It has change a little since then! Glad you figured it out!

I just tried on my phone and computer and it is updated with todays date at 911am.

Looks like second place. Steve Engle. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

What fish do you see on their facebook page that's not on the board?

Fished offshore yesterday morning for half the morning before heading to calmer waters inside. Two more skippies to put the season total at 11. It is still concerning to me to see such few skips around. The last two trips we have seen some decent two year olds which is good. Insane amounts of bait inside 250' (60' -250). Outside of 250' we found some bait but no where close to the amount inside of 250'.

He is new. He is going to make mistakes. No need to chastise the guy. Remember, you guys were all new at one time.

You sound like a nagging wife Chad!

I believe the issue is the DEC went to spring stocking of coho instead of stocking in the fall. The fall stockers survival rate is way better. Spring stockers cost less $ and demand less man hours.

I believe that is what the coho clipping program is all about. I know from the state of the lake meetings in the past, they talked about an issue with male coho that were sterile.

Me too Rick. 2009 was an awesome Coho year. Lots around and great size. Its really a shame that it has tanked the way it has.

I agree Vince but the last couple of years, they have been ghosts. They need to get them back to where they were. We used to have them around in way better numbers.

Coho are a not targeted in most of the season. They are around in spring and disappear until late August. I have caught more Atlantics than coho this season.

Check FISH307. They have replacement parts for all riggers.

Regulars work fine with the correct Blackhorn breech plug.

Power belts were the worst bullet I ever shot out of a muzzleloader. Every deer I shot with them left little blood. When I butchered the deer, I would find bullets fragments all over the deer. Horrible bullets IMO. My buddy turned me on to the Hornady FTX bullets, blackhorn powder and MMP sabots. They have not let me down yet. Like I said above, I have shot 6 deer in three seasons with my new muzzleloader and they all dropped. I have also heard great stuff about the Barnes Expanders but I do not have experience with them.

CCI 209 primers have never let me down. I shoot Blackhorn powder with a Hornady FTX 45 caliber bullets in MMP sabots. I have shot 6 deer with these rounds and they really put a hurting on them!