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    And make sure to drop the probe deep enough to insure it's not affected by the turbulence of your boat.
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    X2 Hanks a great guy and knows his business.
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    I like the older style because they are a smaller profile and lay flat to the mounting surface. You don't have large plugs sticking out of the mounting surface. That said they don't hold up to the weather very good and need regular maintenance. If I had the room I would go with the newer style twist locks as long as they won't be in the way.
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    PJ. You find anybody yet? I just talked to a guy at my campground that will take care of you. I will PM you his contact information.
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    If you did that would suck according to the time stamps on the posts Greg.
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    Thanks, I'll take them. Sent you a pm.
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    I'm interested. Whats the price?
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    yes. the two keels will be parallel to each other.
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    That has been my experience as well.
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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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    Thats a drawing of a Black Nose Dace. Here is a photo of an Eastern Black Nose Dace. And their appearance varies quite a bit.
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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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    I'll send the picture to a client of mine who guides in maine to see if he knows.
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    You mean keep this site to fishing AFTER you had your say? Just curious.
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    Yup. Not worth getting thrown off the site though because you are explaining things to sheep who are led by their media. You can't change their minds with facts. I am not looking forward to filling my tanks at the marina this season or the 260 mile ride up..
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    Lets go Brandon !!!
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    Following. Long Point? I would like to get out next week and its a 5 hr ride. Any info is appreciated. Clearance at Taughannock would be an issue. Thanks Glen
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    Gorilla glue. Works like a charm.
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    Yes.
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    I use to launch at Fort Niagara State Park.
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    Sept. in front of the salmon river for good concentrations of mature fish.
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    Heard back from my buddy and unfortunately he's about 1/2 hr south of Venise and doesn't know anybody up there.
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    I kinda like the yellow for enhanced visibility now I see it.
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    I got a friend of mine who retired from chartering on the lake a few years ago and moved down to that area. Give me some time to get a hold of him and I'll see what I can find out for you.
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