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Sorry Hank. As you may have noticed I feel very strongly that the 3 rod law would be good for the fishery. Kinda tough to do much about it being from out of state. You guys do a fine job here. Glen

Don't believe you could go wrong with any of the major brands. I run Traxtechs in a track system and for a good price they are a quality rod holder. Do everything I need. Glen

Your a beauty all right. And by the way I don't quite get the corelation between all that jibbrish you just spewed and running a third rod. Please stick to the topic. Tangle Factor Thanks for posting that fact about the extra rod use for searching for fish. That fact has been presented in this debate more than once in the past. It was ignored and disregarded as nonsense by those who know more than everybody else. Glen

Some people are fortunate enough to use this message board as a tool to gain knowlege in areas they lack experience or knowledge. Some people don't or can't. Takes all kinds I guess. Fact is, this is a good place for new guys to get help and thats what it's all about. Fortunatley, most guys would come on this board and say "hey guys why is this happening". Then they would pick up some techniques to maybe help them out and become better fishermen or sportsmen in general. Glen

Not aware of that one Cornelis. Possible, but if so it wouldn't apply to my fuel purchased in NY for my boat thats kept in NY. I know the friggin Governer wanted to raise the gas to to the second highest in the Nation. He got stiffled on that and then reelected I know of a guy that fished Wachussett a couple months ago. Said he was overrun by ticks walking around fishing there. Said they were terrible.

Very nice. I got a couple friends that keep boats just for Quabbin. Haven't made it out there for a couple years now. Been heading up to the Big Lake pretty much every weekend. We'll see how that goes this year as the gas prices are supposed to get real high.

If you haven't really gotten any reasons of why I support the 3 rod rule you should go back and reread the last 5 or 6 pages of information. Read slowly because some are quicker than others. Then go back and reread the 10 or so pages that was posted on this subject in the past. Then go back and reread the bunch of pages that you argued with everybody and accused me of being a liar because I can successfully release Steelhead. Again read slowly. Only an idiot would claim wanting to catch fish, after driveing 530 mi round trip every weekend, was greedy. Big suprise Hasbeen. I go fishing to catch fish. And I respect the fishery. Anybody thats ever been on my boat will attest to that Hasbeen. You could really learn something from all the experience on this board if you would keep your hands in your pockets instead of on the keyboard and read when you come here. Just try it. Have a great day and go catch some fish in the river. Glen

Hard to say Andy. All depends on the weather. Hopefully looking at 2 or 3 weeks.

Used to fish the Landlocks a few times a year and Bass a couple times during the summer. Really enjoyed it. Now you have to have the bottom of the boat pressure steam cleaned by the State and they put a seal on your boat. You can't use your boat anywhere else or you have to pay and go through the steam cleaning again. That pretty much marked an end to my Quabbin fishing. Hopeing to get out there for some Cayuga or Seneca LL. You been there biglaker? Never mind just saw your homeport listing.

Sorry Hasbeen. You are beyond any type of help. If you can't figure out these minor problems by yourself and you don't do anything but argue with those that might be a touch sharper than yourself what do you want me to say? You can't even figure out a kid with three swings at the ball has a better chance to hit it than that the same kid with one swing at the ball. Geeze, thats really complex. Argue with someone else please. Thank you for your valuable input coach. Glen

Thanks Cornelis.

Little Boat will. Thanks for the responses guys.

NIce report Nick. How big were the LL's? Glen

Thank you for all the valuable information you have posted on the topic. Seems like most of the skippers we accidentaly hook are released in pretty good shape. Even in warmer water they are pretty resilient little guys if handled and released correctly. But then again if you are dragging them around the lake until their dead their tough to release and become part of your limit. Or do they? If thats the case perhaps you are using the wrong releases. Glen

Probably be heading out for a couple days to fish Cayuga. Need some lodging near Taugonock launch. Been quite a few years since I been out that way. Any suggestions? Thanks Glen

Thanks Zeke. Anything I can do, being from out of State? Glen

How you doing Sting? I think Tom might be putting up this info for the benefit of new people to the site or guys that are just starting out. This way they are not swayed by misinformation and one warped opinion Right Has Been? How's the river fishing been? Glen

Last spool of 300' I got from Moore Tim. Just recieved the yearly sale thing and didn't see it listed. Maybe you could call them. Also the 300 ft spool thru the counter off on my Scotty about -15 ft at 100. Glen

Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe these fish, that we as sportsman pay for, are stocked for purpose of being caught. Catching these fish seems to be very good for the local economys around the lake as well as the ability to pay for these fish to begin with. If the 3 rod rule has detrimental results you 2 rods is OK but 3 would be catastrophic, poor fish crowd can move to have it repealed. Or move to have our license money go to putting a few more fish in the lake instead of going into the States General fund. Cut out the economic benefits and see what your State does for your fishery. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Glen

Believe me that was not directed at you Hasbeen. We must have hit the send button at the same time. Glen

You guys are making to much sense now. Knock it off. Glen

Actually, twice as bad if you care to think about it. Glen

A monster for sure. glen

Happy Birthday Jeff. Glen