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FISHINMAN

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  1. Lousy terrorist really screwed it up for us. Back in the day we caught as many as 97 browns in one evening between just 2 of us. We used to tie our own flies and jerk them through the water and they would just hammer them. We even got a few walleye over the years. It was crazy, there were guys that would wade out there in their fishing inner tubes and sit just off the current. Damn terrorist :devil: :devil:
  2. Sold
  3. Thoughts and prayers for Jason and Trish. Good people!
  4. With that said I guess we really need to keep a TV camera on the Yankee Troller at all times I know having been an observer on Scot'ts boat once there would be plenty of footage needing to be cut in the editing room I watched the show for a full season and it got pretty bored after about 3 episodes. I see these guys getting all jacked up over a 13-15lb salmon or even worse yet a lake trout the size that Brian catches by the dozen in about 15 minutes on the water is pretty lame. I'm trying to figure out who watches the show enough to keep it on the air ?
  5. I'm in and will try to get back to the top spot I owned the 1st 2 years. My brother boomhouer and his friend jujujanie will also be back. I'm sure. As long as this dummy remembers to change and set his team we will be good. I just want to help the rest of you out and give you all a little tip....Take Michael Waltrip for every race I have a league set up on FOX too if anybody is interested. Little different than the yahoo one League name is HATE THE 48 password is 1414
  6. FISHINMAN

    Sold / Closed 195 Sea Nymph GLS

    Nice boat, I have a 93 that has the aluminum floor also and live well in the front too but behind the seat instead of next to it. Threw a trolling motor on the front a couple years ago and it's nice to be able to bass fish out of it when the Big O is a little to bumpy
  7. Agree! Good luck Capt. Carl and family, you guys will be missed up here on the Big O . Best of luck hope to get down there in the near future to visit and fish the keys with you.
  8. Man I leave this site for a short bit and it turns into this? How sexy Scott thinks Keith looks in sweatpants😆😆😆😆😆😆. Thought Musky Bob had these things under control🎣 Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
  9. "Littered" is the perfect word Brian👎ðŸ¼ðŸ˜† Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
  10. Thanks for the reports guys. Heading out tomorrow for an afternoon trip probably. Glad the flies aren't bad still they were killing us the other day😡Brian I missed you on Wednesday I saw a boat heading south when I was setting up in 200 but you were to far off to recognize it was you. Almost sent you a text that morning too. 😡🎣 Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
  11. Brian where is "kind pond" . Let me know if you head out ready and waiting to hit the hard stuff!
  12. Thanks Mark. Not sure I "found" them as much as they found me . There was a few boats today that all seemed to stay inside but It was totally different today. It was ice cold and no fish around, for me at least. I worked the same area and never moved a rod other than from one holder to the next . Trolled out to 220 looking for some fish and all I marked were fish sitting on the bottom . Off the water by 10am
  13. Sorry to hear about your boat issues hopefully it's an easy fix. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
  14. Decide to fish the derby since I have had 2 fish that prob would have won me $ but wasn't in the derby over the summer. So I had a couple people throw me some tips last night. One was Brian Gamble who told me the browns were in tight 20' of water and try in there maybe get on the board and the other was Lucas Falkner who said he a great night the day before in 300-400' straight off wautmoa shoals. So we decided we would troll the 20-40' water down to the shoals and then head out deep. Got 2 smallish browns and then the rest was a great king kinda day Never went deep (the ole saying "don't leave fish to find fish" stayed in my head ) we stayed inside 45' the whole morning with 37FOW being the best. Riggers at 14,16 and 30 with lines back 75-125' took fish as did the 5 color which took 2 fish including the biggest one that almost spooled us of our backing Ended up with 5 kings 13,15,21,23 and one that almost made the board at 25.8 when we weighed it in about 3 hrs later. Lost one decent brown but other than that it was a great morning of fishing. All these fish were caught on Bobby Fullers Finger Lakes Tackle Spoons that work great and hold up unbelievable to the beating they can take. The AK 47 UV Glow, Ice Cream Sandwich Glow UV, Bank Breaker Chartreuse HV and the Dragon Fly all in the standard size took fish. These things took a beating today. We had 2 of these kings that had the entire spoon in their mouths and they looked like they hadn't been touched. Out again tomorrow solo looks like though so that should be some fun netting As evidenced by the last photo it was a blood bath
  15. Standards. Zero hits on the mags the last 2 trips for me
  16. Great boat at a great price I'm telling ya!!
  17. TTT
  18. Very nice boat at a great price don't miss out. Friends are selling it and they have kept it up nicely. Need to sell quickly!
  19. Same reason's for me Bob well said :yes: What is this throwing up stuff you speak of :grin: :grin: I observed this past weekend for the 1st time for the Oak Orchard Open for Lucas (Make The Turn) on Scott's Silver Fox boat and having fished a couple Pro Am's back in the day (Team L.O.U.S.E.R.S ) and competed in the inaugural Sandy Creek Shoot Out, I am not sure I would ever want to observe again. It's TORTURE! You sit there and can't help, touch a rod or a fish... nothing. I found my self squeezing my hands to make sure I didn't grab anything . As much as I enjoy watching others catch fish on my boat or with others on their boats, to not be able to do anything is just crazy . When we were done on the 2nd day I stood up and Scott said " OK Tom you can grab a rod and reel in it in now" . I did learn some stuff when It comes to cut bait fishing having done very little of it in the past so that was a plus. Having known Scott for a couple years now but having never fished with him, meeting Gary Begy and learning some stuff from Scott and Gary was a bonus on top of what I was paid. Scott and the rest of his guys were more than accommodating to me knowing I had a daughter giving birth at any moment, having to work all night sat after observing all day and then be back on the boat by 5am on Sunday knowing I would be tired and making sure I was comfortable on Sunday when It was colder than we all thought :rock: . I would say being on a boat with a lot of room to move around and much more comfortable was nice. As far as the tournament goes, GREAT JOB! The meeting the day before was quick and covered everything needed. The weigh in was quick. The fact that you fished until 2pm but didn't have to be in line for the weigh in until 3:30pm was nice too so you didn't have 37 boats all rushing the pier heads all at once and if you wanted you could travel a ways a away and not have to pick up early and screw back in.They had computers with a large screen monitor so you could see what was going on during the weigh in which was something I remember I didn't like the way it was done at the Pro Ams I participated in.
  20. Brian we didn't see any dead yesterday west of Sandy
  21. a little choppy, just the way I like it Bob nice job glad to see you got out and got some fish
  22. I spoke with some friends that live on I-bay and there are dead birds all over in front of their house including a few of the swans.
  23. Happy Birthday (Aug. 11th) Captain Carl
  24. Ray you didn't mention pushing all the buttons on the fish finder too. P.S Gambler does not run a charter. He does a lot of chicken farming though
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