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Wolf Island is in the St. Lawrence River in the Canadian side across from Cape Vincent it is an eyesore , especially at night when the hundreds of red anti collision lights are flashing. You are correct that the skyline is affected. Driving property values down. At least having the turbines on Galloo island minimizes any spill concerns. The big problem for fishermen and casual boaters is the 30 mile underwater cable that will run to Oswego. Will it affect the fishing ? Will there be an exclusion zone for boaters ? No answers to these questions so far Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile appby the way. That underwater cable will run through some of the best fishing waters on the East end of the lake. Hate to be bouncing bottom for oil cans ( lake trout ) and snag that cable. That would be shocking. Makes me concerned about an exclusion zone

New developments . Apex Clean Energy is trying to get the state of NY to accept their impact statement as submitted . Disregarding the questions raised about the impact on bats and migratory birds . Here's the link to Watertown Daily Times article . http://www.watertowndailytimes.com/news03/developer-pushes-for-completion-status-on-wind-farm-application--20180306

What changes to the 2nd amendment do you see necessary? The amendment speaks for itself and needs no change Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

And that has what to do with Remington’s bankruptcy? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

You must live where marijuana is legal. Cut back a touch you’re getting squirrelly Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

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Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile appspeak for yourself collecting and shooting new guns is a great hobby

I have owned Remington firearms my whole life. I have an 1100TB , that has thousands and thousands of rounds through it . Never an issue with dependability I own 3 870’s same thing. Never a problem. I have a 760 in .308. Love it. The list goes on. I am a Remington man. If they go the way of the dinosaur , it will be a sad day Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

WHAT??? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I used the arm of the rigger to get a rough level. A bubble level would be useless on a rolling pitching boat. The angle is close with this method. Not perfect

I made up charts years ago that I used with a simple protractor from the store. This was before I got a probe that shows actual depth. It’s a real eye opener to see how much cable you need to deploy to reach a specified depth. I now use 16 # torpedoes. MUCH less blowback as son as I can dig out my tackle bag I will take pics and post them. Hope it will help

Your sonar (distance finder) will show the distance your weight is from the transducer. It does not mean you are trolling at that depth Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Drain plugs on the 3.0 are on the port side . One in the side of the engine block , one on the bottom of the manifold .Use a stiff piece of wire to probe both drain holes . Sand and scale can clog the openings . You will think all the water has drained ,when there is still some trapped . For the record , I don't use RV or any other anti freeze . Just drain it and leave it .