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real nice pics from the north hamlin canal doug im itching to get out there , thanks for making it worse

new eagle fishfinder 30 or so nks - from the sale 100 newly tied flies- hope i have enough couple of tackle boxes assortment of tape hooks 1 new rod holder for "bubba"

my release is below my st900 and ive never had a problem w/ tangles. my probe is detachable (and yes it still works 120'+ down) so i guess if i had a problem occur i could just attached the probe to the ball and put the release above it in a matter of seconds. keep it simple

surface temps and buoys http://www.coastwatch.msu.edu/cwlinks.html http://www.coastwatch.msu.edu/twoontarios.html sunrise, sunset, moon info http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/RS_OneDay.html lake currents http://www.glerl.noaa.gov/res/glcfs/glcfs.php?lake=o&ext=sfcur&type=N&hr=00 temp transects http://www.glerl.noaa.gov/res/glcfs/glcfs.php?lake=o&ext=vwt&type=N&hr=00

another vote for the subtroll!!!! theres a bunch of posts discussing speed and temp units on this board. look under "this old boat" or do a search. you should be able to find all the info you need.

can any of you guys recommend a good "marine quality" snowbrush? possibly telescoping? do you guys use 4' or 6'? light weight? maybe aluminum or carbon? what types of handles do you prefer? a durable brush? is nylon too stiff? do you guys sharpen the scraper? or do they come sharp "enough"? 6" of snow on the boat on easter........anyone sick of snow yet?

real nice report......good to see someone out there fishing

jerry, you dont want him to catch your pet fish?

this site is becoming full of sarcasism.........

once you have 4wd youll never buy anything else................

went to the sale today, with out a doubt its worth the trip guys.

i think they put the docks in the 2nd week of april?

im shooting for april fools day to have the boat in the water for the season. should have the boat uncovered by this weekend. looks to be a nice week from weds on.

about 6-7 years ago during the spring loc derby, we all loaded in my buddies boat in sandy and headed out for a evening of fishing. the lake was rolling 4' or better and had our first release before we got out of the mouth. "the fish" would take line then the line would go slack and after 15-20 min i landed a beautiful....................... plastic wegmans bag. the stick hooked both handles damn thing fought like h*ll

im sure theres some good stories out there so......... whats everyones oddest or funniest catch?

i couldnt even come up with an answer to my own post. i guess if you broke it down to time of year then it might be easier to make a choice.(spring= ff, summer=s+t, fall=ff) it would probably work out to be 50/50 im thinking every time we are out there we rely more on one than the other. (some days we fish bait balls, some days we fish temp, etc) but i dont think i could ever leave the dock again without both i just love to see the debates

lets say you have a "in dash" depthfinder on your boat (so depth and safety arent a question) and you had to choose between bringing your fishfinder, and bringing your speed and temp probe for a day of fishing............

hey pat, all hell broke loose on sandy yesterday, looked pretty wild, i guess i should be glad my dock survived

gambler, welcome to sandy

any of you guys noticed a big difference in hook ups using tandom rigs instead of running just single trebles?

Sandy Creek

welcome to the site

fished from 630-1130, real nice day to be out. had big crew out today. first hour produced 75% of the perch. slowly got worse as the day went on. finished the day w/ 25 perch and one sunfish. tip-ups seem to turn on (for everyone out there) about 900, we had 6 flags all on live chubs, iced one pike about 20".

father in-law and myself got a late start, we fished from 10-2? caught 70-80 perch, 40 keepers, lost a bunch too. few other guys that were out were doing real well too. constant bite w/ 2 jigging rods (perch jigs and niagaras)

i hear ya. the guy at the booth told me to stay till my kid caught one, hes 4 years old. :shock: (nice bow, about 12" down, over 30" of water on a no see um grub w/ no tail, 1- 1.5 on the gps)