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I have two of the these Perko rod holder rod racks up for sale. $100.00 for the pair. I don’t really want to ship them but will at buyers expense.

The ones that survive to adults seem to look great. Here is one I caught a couple years ago.

No Dave. They were deformed, curled, or worn. I wish I still had the photos to post. Horrible product. The bigger ones we have caught look in a lot better shape (maybe better survival when they have good fins?).

The Powder Mill hatchery would be a great place to raise Atlantics. Contract out the hatchery to raise Atlantics. The government loves contracting stuff out!

Atlantics are raised in a federal hatchery and the Coho are raise in the Altmar state run hatchery. I don't see that happening.

Atlantic numbers seemed to be up some this year. We caught a couple compared to 1 or 2 in a season. All I'm going to say on this topic is, if they want more atlantics to survive until adulthood, they might want to stock a better product. EVERY atlantic we caught this summer had damages pectoral and dorsal fins. I have seen some in pics that looked great and they were bigger fish.

Awesome!

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Everything in this lot is brand new in the package. NK mag spoons, 11” paddle, coho flies, GRC flies and a cutbait rig. $75.00 shipped to the lower 48.

Mother Nature shook the snow globe really hard the past two days. Its going to take a couple days to settle this mess out!

Not suprising! 2012 we had a big blow on day one and no one weighed a king in until late Day 2.

I can't believe guys are trying to beat you up on this price! They are $1,000+ new!

I’m prepping spin n glos for the new for 2024 UV Snot Rocket Gambler Rig!

I’m applying for a grant to put solar panels on the Escape II!

Last Fall, I was invited to fish the Bald Eagle Veterans tournament by Paul Nau of Lake Runner Charters. Paul puts on this great event every year for men and women that served our country. Seeing that my father and grandfather were Vets, I couldn’t wait to do this tournament for these guys and gals! Keith and I ran to boat over Saturday morning for Sunday. After seeing the forecast, we had a plan to run West and ride the waves back to sandy and bring the guys back to Bald Eagle by truck so we didn’t beat them up too bad. We were met with a bumpy lake but fishable. I made the slow ride to the Glass House and set down in 130’. We were met with a blank screen. I set up trolling Into the waves and put out a simple 6 rod spread (2 riggers, 2 divers and 2 coppers). We spun the boat around after getting fully set and rode the waves to the East. We had a slow pick of kings and had a very bad landing ratio. At 9am, we had a big rip on the copper that we fought for 20 minutes and never got copper on the reel! That fish came unbottuned right as the 95’ rigger took a ride! After a crazy battle, we boated a 24.02lb king. That fish took a NBK stingray. At 11am, we were just West of Sandy and the guys were eager to head to the scales. We made a quick stop at Rt 18 tackle to weigh the fish in for the Tri Counties tournament and then headed to Bald Eagle. At weigh in, Dannies king took first place! A huge thanks to Paul Nau for putting this event together for these guys and gals and the Hamlin Lions Club for donating snacks drink and lunch for all of us! It’s awesome to see the fishing community come together for a cause like this! I can’t wait for next year!