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I found a new tool for checking lake conditions . Am still learning all the ins and outs , but it looks like it was made for the fisherman . Has current conditions and currents . I hope it is more accurate than the NOAA forecast . www.glos.us
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Ambush has the same ingredients and warnings/dangers as Ultra Shield . This one even says on the label "not for use on humans " . These insecticides are toxic to fish and will get into the water from spraying on your boat .
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I had a Honda that did almost the same thing . It turned out to be the vent hose on the carb float bowl was kinked and the would not allow proper carb venting . It really sounds like the same problem . Check the vent on your fuel tank , try loosening the cap and see if that solves the problem . And check any hoses on carb to see if they are blocked , maybe a spider made it's home in one . The vent usually goes outside of the housing ,through a hole .
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Well rabhunt, you can continue to use it and I wish you well . all the insect repellents that I have seen on the market for human use , are repellents ,not insecticides . The ingredients in your product are : Permethrin - listed as a neurotoxin , highly toxic to aquatic life (fish) , and very higly toxic to cats . Pyrethrins -nerotoxin , highly toxic to aquatic life and higly toxic to cats . piperonl butxoide - key ingredient in A-200 ointment , also listed as a nerotoxin in high doses . All of the ingredients are listed as carcinogenic . The label clearly states that the product should not be used near any water . The last time I looked , my boat was surronded by water . I can't believe that a company that is in business to make money would decline to say a product was safe for humans and lose all the extra sales . The EPA tests all these products and if it was safe for humans it would say so in BIG letters .
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I believe you should take a closer look at Ultra Shield . If you read the directions , it's for use on animals only . There is a warning on the label that humans should avoid contact with the product while it is wet . May be great on critters , but until the label lists it as safe on humans , I'll pass. here is a link to a vet website . Please read the warnings . DON'T use this product on humans !!! www.drugs.com/vet/absorbine-ultrashield-ex-insecticide-repellent.html
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Henderson idiot in the fog
chinook35 replied to High Point's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Luck was with everyone . If the out of control boat had run down the 14 footer full of kids , there would have been a tragedy and I'm sure criminal charges . In that situation a call for assistance would be the ONLY course of action. -
AM or PM fishing.....some observation in 2013
chinook35 replied to reelintense's topic in Open Lake Discussion
I have noticed this for years . All my big fish , including a 35 lb. 9oz king , have come on the afternoon bite . It doesn.t seem to matter what part of the lake . I fish out of Sandy pond when I'm at camp . I iive in watertown ,so it's an easy run to Henderson and the trench when I'm home . The afternoon bite has always been better for me. -
Glad you recovered your rigger . I take my Cannons off when I'm not fishing . mostly for security reasons ,and have always been worried that when I slide the base into the swivel mounts ,It won't catch . So i made up safety lines using para cord from the rigger to my rear cleats . They are tied to the riggers permanently and I tied a loop in the other end to fit the cleats . Now when I slide riggers into mounts , I take the line and attach to cleats . No worries .
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These arn't good old NY black flies (no seeums) . These are stable flies (ankle biters ) and will wait till you have a good fish on and attack your ankles in force . LOL . I posted on another thread on this forum , about these no good #%&*%*#@ 's . The only thing that repels them , IMHO , is a product called Buggspray for biting flies . I have used it for years and can vouch for it . That said , apparently the "Buggman" at Buggspray has decided to only make the biting fly spray in a "no fragrance" spray . I ordered and received two bottles of the spray , in order to be ready for the late July and August bite (when those little critters seem to be at their worst ) . I can only hope it works as good as the original formulation (which had a very strong smell) . I will let everyone know my success (or failure ) with the new formula . I have added the website to order the Buggspray , MAKE SURE , when you order to get the BITING FLY formula , as there is more than one formula available . www.buggspray.com Just a little P.S. Don't waste your money on normal repellants ( deep woods off and the like ) the flies like lick it off before they bite you . LOL
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It would be much safer to put the boat on the trailer and park it at your campsite .
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Black Biting Flies while trolling on Lake Ontario
chinook35 replied to A-TOM-MIK's topic in Open Lake Discussion
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Black Biting Flies while trolling on Lake Ontario
chinook35 replied to A-TOM-MIK's topic in Open Lake Discussion
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I paid for Boat U.S. for a few years . But the more I looked into it the more it seemed an unneccesary expense . Any one interested should look up the laws governing marine towing and salvage . At some point a tow can become salvage and you are responsible to pay the salver the book price of your (at that point , it's THEIR boat ) to get it back . Laws are very strange and iron clad . I was towed in by the CG a few years ago after destroying my lower unit on a rock during very low water levels . There was no charge for the service , but if i ever get a chance to buy those coasties some beers ............
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No camping is allowed at the Mexico Pt. boat launch . Try Jellystone Park , It's in Mexico . but may not be open yet .
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Don't blame me . I voted for the other guy .
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I read the following article and thought I should share it . According to the authors , Lake Ontario is the most stressed of the great lakes . And some of the stressors are : charter fishing , native species stocking , and non - native species stocking ( Chinook and Coho ? ) . Something to keep our eye on ? If I was a charter captain I would be researching this issue , to find out why they consider charter fishing a "stressor" . http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/ ... cart_river
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Allow trained and approved teachers to CCW
chinook35 replied to carpedium's topic in Open Lake Discussion
I stand corrected I was under the impression that a rifle had to be at leaste .24 caliber to be legal for big game . The law now states center fire . There are plenty of great guns on the market for varmint shooting . The Ar-15 may be one of them . But my choice would be a 742 Remington . we could argue the merits of one gun against anoter till the cows come home . I love the M-16 A1 /AR15 . Enough said . Does it have a place in my arsenal ? It did , it doesn't any more . -
Allow trained and approved teachers to CCW
chinook35 replied to carpedium's topic in Open Lake Discussion
I just sent off a letter to my state senator advocating the training and arming of teachers and school administrators . If the heroes, Ms. Sherlach and Ms. Soto , had been armed maybe the only casulaties would have been the shooter and his mother . I have given this much thought and done a lot of soul searching and find that this is a reasonable precaution . We can't afford to put police in every school and the employees of all school districts undergo through background checks . These checks and training can be an ongoing (yearly) requirement. I am and always have been a backer of the NRA . I am a gun owner ,but my hunting days are behind me . I can't afford to chase salmon and Bambi too . But , maybe it's time to ban private ownership of assault ( NOT SEMI - AUTOMATIC ) rifles with high capacity magazines . The AR-15 type rifles in 5.56 mm( .223 caliber) ase not legal for hunting big game and way too powerful for small game . This type of weapon served me well in the Nam , but I can't see any reason to own one now . I agree that mental health issues need to be addressed , but hold very little hope of that happening . Even our military balks at taking on that issue . Wayne LaPierre is right when he said " the only thing that will stop a BAD man with a gun , is a GOOD man with a gun" . Rant over . Come on spring ,rods are ready . -
Fast and Silver is 100% right . I have a letter from the DEC stating that home made cut bait is perfectly legal as long as it is prepared by means other than just freezing . That means brining is an accepted way to prepare cut bait . So use smelt ( I have had some luck using fresh sardine fillets that I brine ) . Have long wanted to try smelt . Really wish Rhys Davis would get back into the cut bait business . Had very good results with Erie Dearie , but it is pricey.
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Spent two afternoons on Lake O and all we got was this…
chinook35 replied to genEus's topic in Open Lake Discussion
I run a # ball thumper down the chute . short enough to not cause probems when the traffic is heavy. Copper is an invitation to disaster in traffic , all you will do is donate your rig to the fish gods with any kind of long lines . -
Wow , it's going to be a crowded LOC derby this year . My # is 00000059XX . Should easliy top 6000 entries .
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jason is right . When NOAA says 1-3 think 3-5 . the predictions are very inacurate . I have been out in calm conditions (flat) ,when NOAA is saying 1-3 . Ypu can't really tell till you're out there , or better yet ,have a buddy out there with a cell phone . Makes it easier to go back to bed LOL
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We were catching gobys at every depth at Henderson . We started at 25 fow and changed shallower and deeper (31 fow) and had the same result at every depth . We used fathead minnows and tried worms . Nothing but gobys ,with a few small perch once in a while .