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Daiwa 47LC with 1000' of 7 strand wire and daiwa 9'6" heartland rod

Happy Birthday Chad!

Happy Birthday

I have a small file type hook sharpener with a groove in it for hook points. Simple and it works great.

wanted 2 cannon downriggers (electric), swivel bases, mounting plates, dual rod holders

I "caught" one on a flasher/fly a few years back. I figured it got snag going after the flasher thinking it was a new host but it didnt live long enough for me to ask.

The creek is low but no worries at all.

...and dont forget the mosquitos!

Couldnt close the deal on opening morning although i heard plenty of gobbling and saw plenty of birds including 1 real nice tom (that strutted for over 3 hours, 100 yards away). This morning the whole flock was in the woods roosted and at daylight 6 hens (including 1 bearded hen), 3 jakes, and 2 mature toms flew off the roost and into my field less than 80 yards away. After a couple hours of watching birds, one of the jakes came over to strut for my 2 hen decoys. Well that got the attention of one of the big toms, and in the process of scaring off the jake, he ended up well within gun range. 1" spurs and 9 1/2" beard. Great day and certainly one of the craziest mornings i have ever spent in the turkey woods, that ended in success.

Awesome fish Jax!

That might be the funniest thing ive ever seen. I had to save it to my computer.

Thanks everyone!

A friend of mine is a "smelt dipper" and he fishes the niagara every spring. He said that this year was the best year he could remember in 15-20 years and he was in absolute awe over how impressive this years run was. One of those "walk across the river on their backs" type run.

$1000 is not guaranteed every day. There are season passes but also daily passes so the payouts are based off of entry fees that apply for the day. For example the derby states that may 1 and 2 are $1000 but may 3 could be $50. Its all based on entry fees. Weekends should see the higher payouts and the weekdays much less just because of entries.

The answer is yes.

Mikey comes prepared. He brought an assortment of hunting clothes...lol. Including his duck hunting waders.

Thanks guys, feels good to just be out fishing. Now lets see some Kings! The only story i have to rival this one was about ten years ago, during the 1st evening of the spring LOC derby, we were fishing off Olcott and all six rods fired of the boards at once. For a second, i thought for sure we had snag bottom. Turned out to be a school of hungry cohos and we struggled to land four of them.

Seems like a good luck charm if ive ever seen one!

What a day guys

Strong western wind, wicked western current, and a nice cold rain led to a slow start with less than positive weather conditions this am. Trolling east of the creek and an hour in and we hadnt landed a fish. So we switch gears and headed west of the creek and before we reached Newman's, we had a quintuple. 3 Browns, an Atlantic, and a nice Steelie. Nice way to start the day! We continued to work a small spot between the mouth and Newman's resulting in 13 bites dominated by Browns. Orange sticks (jointed Rapalas and thunderstick jrs) off the boards and Stinger Nbk off the rigger produced the fish for us. The best depths for us was 8-14 fow with alot of good, colored water.

This is their contact info off their webpage Customer Service Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 PM (EST). Email: [email protected] Phone: (607) 756-2851 Fax: (607) 753-8835 Cortland Line Company, Inc. PO Box 5588 3736 Kellogg Road Cortland, New York 13045-5588 You may also contact our Factory Store Outlet Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 PM (EST) Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 PM (EST) Email: [email protected] Phone: 607-753-7835 Fax: 607-753-7835 Cortland Line Factory Store 4053 Route 281 Cortland, New York 13045-5588

Stop calling the fax line!