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pretty much everything in the area is still full of ice. this rain should help out alot though.

congrats

ive used it a bunch of times yt but mainly "in season". i just open it up (separate window), see whos on, and surf the rest of the site.

im just looking for a referral and a "reasonable" insurance policy for guides? any help would be great.

my bottle finally went empty last year too. id love to hear some recommendations?

i like the blacks at the ball and roemers for stacking

for some reason i recieve emails 3-4 times a week from people around the world offering me large sums of money to "help" them. most of the time they ask for all of your personal info: name, address, phone number, ss#, etc here is one i received yesterday:

united marine underwriters link http://www.unitedmarine.net/ charter lakes link http://www.charterlakes.com/

thanks tom (longline)

thanks scott, that makes my suggestion look cheap

i love to watch the leadcore rod get whacked and i love to hear the wire dipsey rod scream but i would have to pick downriggers, myself.nothing better in my eyes than a hot spoon bite on the riggers. plus i think its a better battle of man vs. fish

fishbandit, check this out, i bought one last year and it works great. http://www.atommiktrollingflies.com/flybox.htm

another vote for the subtroll............ theres alot of posts on here on this subject definetely worth reading.

"Controlled Depth Execution" i like that jerry, and i might have to steal it too.

it should be called "the lake mighigan salmon series"

adult admission is $9.00

everyone loves polls so heres another one......

this is a must own book and it has all the dive charts for what your looking for http://www.lakemichiganangler.com/store/Precision_Trolling_Big_Water_Edition_Book.htm

rswanson330, i think the best advice is to get a nys fishing regulations guide and carry it with you on your trip. and if a question comes up while fishing you be able to answer it, hopefully, without a doubt.

i try to shoot for april fools day

"uscg navigable waters" in NYS are covered w/ uscg captains license. -The Atlantic Ocean All other marine, coastal and tidal waters including: -The Hudson River up to the Troy Barrier Dam -The St. Lawrence River and the navigable portion of its tributaries -The Great Lakes and the navigable portion of their tributaries -Lake Champlain and the navigable portion of its tributaries -Cayuga Lake and Seneca Lake and the navigable portion of their tributaries http://www.dec.ny.gov/permits/30969.html all other new york state water require a nys guide license.

heres a Link- http://readme.readmedia.com/news/show/DEC-Invites-Property-Owners-to-Help-Control-Goose-Populations/73499

thanks for sharing

misty IV, trebles are fine on the lake but the regs between the lake and the tributaries are quite different. so they might of got them mixed up a bit.

20# cortland fleaflicker and if youd like, add 30 yards of 15# floro. i personally dont like 30# fleaflicker for some of the reasons that billy v mentioned but havent experience them with 20#.