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Just got around to reading this. I guess government statistics can’t be scewed , only statistics from big oil and coal. Lmao. We ARE thinking of our kids and grandkids. When these monstrosities reach the end of their useful life , we will have to remove their carcasses and when I say we , I mean the taxpayers. There is no provision in any application for the clean up of spills and removal of old infrastructure building these things near and over water should be outlawed. At least the people of Cape Vincent and Henderson have won , at least for the time being Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Here's the latest on the Saiff saga . Why the judge would seal the report is a mystery to me . It's not like he's a minor . Lol Court report sealed in case of Henderson hunting guide’s alleged probation violation By BRIAN KELLY [email protected] PUBLISHED: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2019 AT 12:30 AM HENDERSON — A status report filed Friday by federal prosecutors regarding the need for a hearing to determine whether a local hunting and fishing guide should have his probation supervision revoked has been ordered sealed by a judge. In late December, Magistrate Judge Therese Wiley Dancks gave prosecutors until Friday to file a status report in the case of William Saiff III, who is serving 17 months’ probation imposed in U.S. District Court, Syracuse, after he pleaded guilty in May 2017 to two misdemeanor counts of violating the Migratory Bird Treaty Act by guiding waterfowl hunters over baited ponds for profit. According to a plea agreement filed with the court, Mr. Saiff admitted that on Oct. 27, 2015, he guided a hunting party over a baited pond near Mason Road in the town of Cape Vincent. He had previously placed corn as bait into an underwater trough he owned and installed at the pond. Mr. Saiff knew the pond had been baited, but guided a hunting party to the location, where the party shot and killed several types of federally protected ducks. On Oct. 31, 2015, Mr. Saiff guided a party to a pond near Killenback Road in the town of Rodman, knowing that he had placed about 50 pounds of corn as bait at the pond. Again, hunters shot and killed several protected geese and ducks at the Rodman location before a law enforcement official intervened and seized the dead waterfowl. As part of the terms of probation, Mr. Saiff was ordered not to engage in any hunting or guiding activities before Jan. 1, 2019. The terms further prohibited Mr. Saiff from accompanying hunters to any locations used for hunting or feeding ducks, geese or other waterfowl and he was ordered to stay away from any such locations. He was allowed to continue fishing and to guide fishing expeditions. However, documents filed in December allege that Mr. Saiff again “placed waterfowl bait on or adjacent to an area knowing that hunting excursions that he arranged through his hunting guide business would be involved in shooting migratory waterfowl,” a violation of federal law. Documents show that Mr. Saiff could face new charges for alleged baiting and he made a Dec. 19 court appearance to answer to a petition alleging that he has violated probation. At the appearance, prosecutors did not seek Mr. Saiff’s detention, but Judge Dancks modified conditions of his probation to include home confinement daily between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. and electronic monitoring at all other times. A final probation revocation hearing was not scheduled until a determination can be made regarding possible additional criminal charges against Mr. Saiff, which prompted the request from Judge Dancks for a status report. While the report is sealed, court documents show that Judge Dancks reviewed the report and has requested a further status report be filed by March 29 to determine “whether the immediate scheduling of a Final Revocation Hearing is requested” by prosecutors. Mr. Saiff hosted a hunting and shooting sports program called “Cabin Country,” which aired on public television stations nationwide. He is also owner of Bill Saiff Outdoors and Seaway Waterfowl Professionals in the town of Henderson.
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I bought 16 # weights from troutman87 on this site. Harvey is a great guy to do business with and the product is awesome. It comes in natural metal finish. I coated mine with plasti dip purchased at Lowe’s. I’m sure the sharks are great , but the torpedoes from Harvey work and are cheaper Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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It looks like the sportspeople and conservationists have won this round. It was just announced on the news in Watertown , that the company has withdrawn their application for the Galloo Island windfarm . Here is the story : http://www.wwnytv.com/story/39934263/breaking-galloo-island-wind-project-withdrawn#.XF4Q_QaRTi4.aolmail Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Zinc chromate primer Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Have rebuilt mine a couple of times. Drag washers , pawl , spring . Parts are available and reasonable from fish307. Easy fix. Do one at a time so you can reference correct parts placement You may also want to replace the nylon bushings that go between the shaft and spool. That job requires removal of the rigger cable. You can get a parts blow up for all cannon riggers at their website Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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The article states he is due back in court on Feb 5. The dec will charge him ( or not ) at that time. They must have some probable cause if he is confined from 7 to 7. And has to wear an ankle bracelet at other times Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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The obvious source is the fact that president Trump was elected. Build the wall Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Totally agree , Up-chuck Schumer needs to be recalled He and Pelosi are a disgrace. President Trump is trying to make good on a campaign promise ( obviously supported by the majority ) The dems are using this as political propaganda. And should be ashamed of themselves. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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More of a project boat at this point. I have a pretty good handle on marine engines. Going to be a while before I can get it home and start checking things out. Cosmetically it looks like it was taken care of. Interior is in good shape. A little fogging oil and turn engine over by hand is the ticket. Gas is probably varnish by now. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Just picked up a new ( to me ) boat. Took owners word that it was winterized 3 years ago ( last time on the water). Mercruiser 3.0 liter 130 hp alpha 1 has aluminum deck ( that sold me ) no wood Will post pics when I can get to it. Parked in back of guys garage 100 yds off the road Bought it right. Fingers crossed Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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He has a knowledge of LO salmon fishing , gained from his father his fishing and hunting shows have been taken off the air in upstate NY , due to his criminal activity Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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https://www.watertowndailytimes.com/news03/noted-henderson-hunting-guide-alleged-to-have-again-illegally-baited-waterfowl-sites-20190102 At this juncture , I must assume that it's all about the money . If anyone had any doubts about this guys motives , this should put them to rest .I hope the courts and the DEC will finally see the big picture and put this guy out of business . I know many on this site don't know the man or his business , but I have seen his circus for many years and hope he and Saiff charters and guide service are gone for good .
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Another 20% CUT in Chinook Stocking for 2019
chinook35 replied to Tall Tails's topic in Open Lake Discussion
That would render the Hatchery obsolete. They need viable fish to hatch and stock the next generation Natural production is not high on list of desirable side effects of the pacific salmon program take a look at the barrier at the Salmon River Hatchery. It’s to keep the salmon from traveling any farther upstream and producing offspring naturally Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app -
Another 20% CUT in Chinook Stocking for 2019
chinook35 replied to Tall Tails's topic in Open Lake Discussion
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FYI apparently Emperor Cuomo is at it again...
chinook35 replied to Sk8man's topic in LOUnited For Change
I too am a Viet Nam vet. Nam went on for many years. Longer than most people realize. The term “PTSD “ originated in the years we were involved in the Nam . Previously it was shell shock or battle fatigue The point I am trying to make is that I can’t remember mass shootings in the 60 ‘ s or 70’s. Something has changed in our society It has nothing to do with gun ownership. When I was in school many cars and trucks had shotguns and rifles on board to go hunting after school I don’t pretend to have the answer. But blaming vets and guns is not the answer. Of that I’m sure Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app -
FYI apparently Emperor Cuomo is at it again...
chinook35 replied to Sk8man's topic in LOUnited For Change






