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- Birthday 02/23/1957
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W. Springfield MA
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Mexico Bay
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Brown trout meat color
spoonfed-1 replied to Kevin J Legg's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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A trophy fish for Owasco for sure. The biggest Brown I have seen come out of that lake was about 20 yrs ago and was caught by a Bass fishermen pitching a spinner bait against the south east shoreline in late spring. That sucker was a good 18 lbs. There are some monsters (all though not many) in there and you were good enough to take one. Congratulations !!
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I heard back from my client who is a Maine guide. This is what he said. Hi Glen, Ģlad to hear from you. From the photo,, my thought is that it's Dace Shiner, sometimes called a Black Nose Dace. If you look at the fish that are listed in that lake, you'll see thar there are "killi" fish and that is not a killi. However , they don't list the Dace, which is not uncommon. I didn't bother to look at the fish listed for Tunk Lake, only separated by a stream. I actually didn't know that Tunk dumped into that pond. I have fished Tunk many years ago for salmon. Looking forward to fishing. Take care. Bob
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Single in and 2 outs on the filter housing. Never had any issue with pulling air through the motor that wasn't running.
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info Otter Boat Repair help
spoonfed-1 replied to Reel Chaos's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
Gorilla glue. Works like a charm. -
coho salmon
spoonfed-1 replied to BAYONNE59's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
I use to launch at Fort Niagara State Park. -
coho salmon
spoonfed-1 replied to BAYONNE59's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Sept. in front of the salmon river for good concentrations of mature fish.