Paul Czarnecki

Blow him up on social media to save the rest of the country from the same agony.


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Thanks,  That's what I thought.  I didn't know I could request fuel cost though.

Just remember—just because you request it doesn’t mean you’ll get it. Every judge is different and some are REALLY “different”. [emoji849]


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You would have to file in his town. You can add your fuel costs to your judgement request.


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Scotty counters are easily changed between feet and meters. The counter will tell you whether it’s in feet or meters.


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But what about the fleas in Point Breeze?

The fleas are lakewide. They love 60 degree water and that is where they are found.
Fortunately, the past couple of years, we have only had about two weeks of “bad fleas”.


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Point Breeze. Catch surveys provide proof that the Oak is the place to be. It’s also home to the most helpful, welcoming group of captains and rec fishermen you’ll find anywhere.


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Yes


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Hard to beat the 10’ talora roller rods.

 

 

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I'll just have to go with a fish hawk td myself
. Got any tips?

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Yep—get the X4. Don’t go cheap.


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I chartered for 15 years without anything but surface speed and did fine. I used cable angle and the bend in my diver rods to make sure my speed was right. It is a learned technique though. One that requires a LOT of time on the water—time you apparently don’t have.
Invest in the fish hawk—it’s definitely game changing but do yourself a favor—learn to fish without it and just use it as reference. As I always say in my seminars—once you’re used to fishing with it you won’t be able to fish without it—unless you train yourself.


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Check out the new Bay Rat line of spoons. Designed specifically for Lake Ontario browns and Erie walleyes.


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I have always used Big Game 15# Mono. I run big boards, and it works good in the releases. Caught lots of Erie eyes over the years with no issues.

If you run 15# backing with boards and lead core on Lake Ontario you better have a good supply of lead core. Kings aren’t walleyes.
50# braid attached to the lead core with a double Willis knot.


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I like staying at Sandy fishing for Lakers. Said no one ever! Wish I could go...

Silverfoxcharters.net

Then why don’t you? It’s not like it’s the other side of the planet!


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Last year was an anomaly. There was so many Kings in the lake that it didn’t matter what you ran most days. The same spoons that worked the first week of May were still working in September.
As a general rule, though, Yankee pretty much nailed it—as he usually does. [emoji8]


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Spectacular. [emoji16]


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The Oak is probably the most consistent port on the Lake from April-October. I hear it's a lot more friendly port too.

Shameless plug—-TRUTH


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or maybe you just remain insensitive, self serving and arrogant.

Insensitive to stupidity. Sure!!

"Self serving and arrogant"???? You gotta explain that one. Smh


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Maybe you prevent a tragedy for someone else...

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Maybe. Or maybe you get jumped by all the armchair captains on LOU that think they know it all and you're "callous" for pointing out the obvious. And then when the dust settles they decide you were right after all.
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Reckless behavior done repeatedly is not an accident

But if you point that out..........[emoji15]

Smh


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Results of the One Man Fish Bowl tournament today.
1st -- Paul Czarnecki Free Spirit with 55 pounds 2 ounces.
2nd-- Clarence Crisp Rally Killer with 47 pounds 7 ounces.
3rd--Mike Grager I'm Hooked.

Perfect weather and great friends made for another memorable tournament. Clarence finished his 3 off early and then proceeded to heckle, bother, annoy and frustrate the rest of us with constant radio chatter and phone calls. It didn't work as the bigger fish bit later in the morning and at 1110 I hooked what was to be the winning fish (21.4). The tournament ended at 1130 and, per tradition, I bought everyone lunch at the Black North. I think I lost money. [emoji15]





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I have never had a haywire twist fail. Most copper failures come with swivel connections or Albright failures. Haywires never fail because nothing is ever bent--it's twisted.


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What if the weathers bad?

If the weather is bad we don't go. That's one of the reasons for the meeting at Lake Breeze at 615.


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One man fish bowl is tomorrow!!!
Capt meeting and entry collection at the Lake Breeze office at 615. Fish 630-1130 with weigh in at Lake Breeze and then lunch at the north.

Due to some whining entry fee has been reduced to $50.
This is a FUN tournament and is open to ANYONE. And anyone can win.


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