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GAMBLER

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  1. The perch population should be ok. When alewife populations fall, perch populations rise. The lakers may be eating small perch but without perch fry predation by adult prespawn alewife, perch numbers should be ok.
  2. I will Kevin. It is going to dwarf the one I have on the wall now.
  3. Thanks! I have three more at the taxidermist now. I have my buck, a 19lb brown and a big crappie. The Brown should be done this week!
  4. 28”. Caught one slightly bigger two weeks later out of Hemlock! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  5. STUFFER on this site has done all of my fish. 2 lakers . Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  6. She had a great guide to get her that bird!
  7. Congrats to the both of you! It is a memory you both will never forget!
  8. Bust out the cowbells! That's the perfect screen!
  9. They are 4/0 and 5/0 cowbells blades. The 4/0 might work. Jim makes a 3/0 cowbell that the blade size might be perfect for Musky baits.
  10. They have Crushed glow tape eyes on the front and a crush glow back.
  11. I cant assume their gender Chad.
  12. If you plug and unplug the new style plugs a lot, the prongs in the one side break inside the plug.
  13. All this downtime has helped me get better at painting. Custom Hammerhead Cowbells I painted up the other day. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  14. Switch the rigger to a different plug on the other side of the boat and see if the problem still exists. Sometimes the plugs go bad and this can happen.
  15. Speed all depends on the lures you are running and less than the time of year. Colder the water, usually you will want to troll slower. If that is the case, make sure you are running lures that will work properly at those speeds.
  16. An easy way to keep them from dying is bring them up slower. The slower you bring them up, the less chance they have of blowing up. I also burp them and send them back head first. We have very few floaters a season and those floaters are given away to a neighbor that loves them.
  17. Wow! Congrats! Giant smallmouth!
  18. Conesus is tough unless you have it figured out. Night bite is where its at for May and June. A summer daytime pattern in July August and September and then a night bite again in the fall.
  19. Rainbow
  20. Rochester Reel Repair. Brian does great work!
  21. With the warm water temps all winter, there was more than likely a big hatch like 2017. More availability? That size alewife were sucked in our intake all winter. Usually once Mid January arrives, we do not see any alewife until March.
  22. PM coming at you in a minute
  23. We refer that as Bilge Grease on my boat!
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