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Sandy Creek Pen Rearing Volunteers, It is unfortunate that I have to announce to the group today that there will not be a pen rearing project for us in 2016. As many of you already know, we were notified four weeks ago that the Marina that we have been using in the past will no longer be supporting the pen rearing project. This came as a surprise to us all and that leaves us currently as a project without a pen site. At this point, we have exhausted all possibilities for an “emergency†site for this year. As a whole, what Sandy Creek lacks is commercial waterfront with reasonable depth to support the project. It has been tough to find a location that access, deep water, good dockage, and space to hold 3 pens, so needless to say, it has been a struggle to find a site that can support our needs in such short notice. Although the project has struggled finding a permittable site for this year, we have been overwhelmed with new site locations by numerous residents of the creek. It has been great to see the support. I have spent the past couple of weeks doing site visits and all of these sites have the possibility in supporting us in the future. It is important for us to get started on a plan for 2017. We have a year to make things happen. I have schedule a meeting for this Saturday, April 9 from 10:00 – noon at the Hamlin Town Hall Gymnasium. I hope you all can attend in hopes to discuss the future and get some input from the project volunteers. See you all there! Captain Rob Westcott- Sandy Creek Pen Rearing Project Coordinator

Confidence in a lure will get it in the water over everything else. Every boat out there has its favorites and there will always be a pattern of local favorites. Lure choices change on time of year, targeted fish, and where in the water column its being fished. With that being said, if there was one pattern that is solid for the entire year, it would be the NBK.

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Yes. Two different methods. Done at two different times. Trawls are done early spring and I believe the hydros are done in the middle of the year.

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I prefer Spro Heavy Swivels size 3 for my connections from copper to backing and also for copper to leader. 1/8" shrink tubing is what you are looking for.

Blood Run Tackle offers braid that was designed to be used as backer for copper. Small diameter 65# test. It is metered by color and marked additionally every 50'. It's available in two styles- hivis and camo. http://bloodruntackle.com/bass/bloodline-braid/ Sent from my E6782 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Id be more than willing to answer any copper questions you may have. Give me a call Rob 585-703-0969

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