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Happy Brithday Vic!

I'm ready! Just waiting for the ice. This should be a blast. There is going to be a great group of guys uo there.

Alewives would not be a great source of food for muskies in Conesus. A lot of work for a food that is not that great in nutirents and very small compared to Great Lakes alewives. Muskies would do better in Seneca because they would have a lot of trout to eat (better nutirents than alewives).

25 a foot at East Fork Marina on Sandy Creek in Hamlin. 35 a foot at Sandy Creek Marina on Sandy. Electric is $100.00 extra a season and it is a little more protected.

I think just about every trip on Lake Ontario was memorable this year. The fishing was awesome all season. Big fish and lots of them. If I had to pick one, I would have to say the trip I took my wife out during the summer LOC. We did 21 fish in 3 hours of fishing and my wife placed with a steelhead.

I an partial to labs. I have a 9 year old lab that acts like he is still a puppy. They are smart, loyal, and easy to train.

Congrats Jeff. Enjoy them when they are that small. In 12 months, you will be chasing them around the house keeping them out of everything.

Was there water tested before the fracking? Arsnic is naturally in the ground water in some areas of the United States.

The past 2 years I was on the ice Dec 9th and the year before December 6th. It was 3" of decent ice. It will come. Good things come to those who wait!

Steve, With the lack of cold, should we push it back one more week?

Congrats Fsiherman21.

We can meet up on Conesus one day this winter (if it ever gets cold) and I will let you take it for a test drive.

This was sent to me by one of the home owners in Grand View Beach in Greece. They want Lake Ontario lowered. This may effect all of us that keep our boats in shallow harbors. Here is some of the info and emails I recieved. Dear Elected Official, We are writing to you in regards to your constituents who own property or businesses along the Lake Ontario shore, including its bays, ponds and embayments that are part of your legislative district. In the upcoming months, you will be hearing from them in regard to a new proposed regulation plan for the Lake Ontario-St. Lawrence River system. The International Joint Commission (IJC) has proposed a radical plan that would replace the current regulation plan, 58D. The Commission’s stated purpose is to potentially provide more environmental benefits to the system. This letter is intended to provide you with the true purpose of the proposed plan. This plan removes the current range of operation that private and public property owners and businesses have relied on for the last 50 years for the sake of untested environmental effects, using research proven faulty by peer review by the National Academy of Sciences. Unelected and unaccountable officials in the New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation and the NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation are the major proponents pushing for this change. The Lake Ontario Riparian Alliance (LORA), whose members include property owners in your lakefront communities, has met with the IJC’s Lake Ontario Working Group, which has formulated this new plan. The above mentioned NYS agencies are members of this working group. What we have found is that this group is proposing a plan that has been in the public view a number of times and in a number of other variations over the last 5+ years. This new plan, BV7, is a slight variation of a highly controversial plan put forth by the Lake Ontario-St. Lawrence River Study (LOSL) that ended in 2005. At that time, the IJC found that plan would cause so much damage to Lake Ontario shoreline property owners and recreational boaters that it could not be implemented. This new plan is much the same beast in another guise! The new plan would remove all protections that exist in the current plan and would replace them with a plan that basically transfers wealth from the Lake Ontario waterfront property owners, recreational boaters, fishermen and businesses to billion-dollar hydropower (NYPA) and commercial navigation entities. The average amount per year of damages to the Lake Ontario shoreline and recreational boaters would be in the order of $2-3 million per year, while the power and navigation interests would see a benefit of approximately $6+ million per year on average. Interestingly, the hydropower and commercial navigation lobbies have not been asking for any additional benefit. They are happy with the current plan! If you would like more information to help protect your constituents, please visit the LORA web site and read its newsletter, THE LEVELER. http://www.loranet.org/enews/leveler1.htm http://www.loranet.org/

Nice job Shawn! Congrats on the buck.

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You could but it might not end well!

Checked my credit card last night and they tried to charge me full price for the tent. I called their customer service and was told the price was never that cheap. I have a printed out invoice and an email stating the original price on the site. They wanted no part of it. Sounds a little illegal to me. I cancelled the order.

I believe 4.1 is 4.1 turns of the handle/spool to put 1' of line on the reel and 5.1 is 5.1 turns of the handle/spool to gain 1' of line on the reel. I may be wrong but thats what I always thought it meant.

Must have sold out already. Tents are now gone off the site.

Go to Basspro.com and put Clam Summit in the search bar. The Clam Summits normally go for $249.99 and today only they are going for $24.99 plus shipping and tax!!!!!! Mine came to $52.37 with shipping and tax.

Great post Ray.

Happy Birthday Jerry.

Wow. Nice buck!