Lund SSS

yes Brian the big hens just love them ...

Something I used to do to bring in some spare change, all bugs tied on Gamagatsu hooks (adds to the price but well worth it). Can and will tie any color combo you might want for $1 a bug or $10 a dozen If you'd like something single color just say so. Left to right oregon/flame , org/flame, white/ org, salmon/ org.

One of the best steelhead flies is a simple single egg

Paypal is the easiest way to pay for the bugs,

Thanks for looking

I hope you can shoot ducks better than you perch fish ....

Matt,

I'd love to hook up with you this season if you get chance ... the guys staying at the motel were near Potsdam and drove over to the river their statement was "a ton of birds" on the river. Ya your right the 27th can't get here soon enough. My flooded timber is calling

Last year I started getting them on Halloween....it was real warm last year....I would be willing to bet that they are down allready with the colder weather we have had....the Damn Cormorants sure are around....

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Matt just got back from the north country and the river has BIG rafts of large black duck there coming !!!!

ok my neighbors a dreamer..... can you blame him

My neighbors brother just sent a trail cam pic of this 200" + deer running around in Webster park ... hope some lucky archer gets him before Satudays youth gun hunt. [img][/img]

wouldn't use it on skein ,too much tissue and membrane involved. As far as placing in water the minute you do there going to start to turn white on you.

3 TBSP NON IODINZED SALT

2 TBSP BORIC ACID (ANY PHARMACY)

1 QUART COLD WATER

In a glass mixing blow dissolve salt and boric acid in cold water add eggs, the longer they soak the firmer the'll get, if they spend more than 24 hours they will turn into super balls. The salt is the "cure" the boric acid is a anti fungal. If stored in a glass container these eggs last a long time. I've got a jar from 2 years ago and there still egg sack material.

Word of caution they do absorb the solution and I have "overdone" the process. went to check on them and they had all exploaded - nothing but a bowl of hulls. Only happened once and I don't know why but ???

The only brand is "hammerhead " made right here by a local charter captain.

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Is this L. Ontario memorabilia? Was one of these the rig that Kurt used to catch the 34 lb slob? Do they come with the patented Gambler lake trout mojo?

Inquiring minds want to know

The "Chicken Coupe" only runs green/white chicken feed.

Since screws are fairly inexpensive, I'll most likely try the thumb screws first and keep an eye on them to make sure they don't back out. Most of the use they'll see will be flat water, since it's for my 17' Lund (Gator's Den) rather than Nothing but Net, and if there's an issue with loosening, then I'll go the socket route. Triple S uses the socket for his mount and I know it works well for him, too...maybe I'm trying to "save a couple of seconds" lol, and probably over-thinking it to boot.

Don't re-invent the wheel Keith, if you like the mount I've got I'll make one for you. No it's not a thumb screw but I can promise you one thing it will NEVER fail or vibrate loose.

not sure if running them with that much variance is the best idea. We been running 4 divers on a buddies boat by setting out the inside on a 1 1/2 setting and the outside at a 3. By putting the inside/outside no more than 20' apart they will track close to the same. We've been putting the inside out first but after taking a hit on one or the other I don't think it matters you just have to let them out slow.

I hope you are wrong about the warm winter for 1 reason. I need to ice fish after the garbage season last year!

Ya, your taxidermy bill needs a 12 lb walleye you could stick in the mouth of that GIANT chicken from Sun. Quinte is calling us for at least 3 days this year.

and just last week you told me " farming isn't easy these days" ........ Congrats on the CHICKEN of a LIFETIME.

Better re think your plan on the big pond till ya get a better grasp of what's going on or your just in for a slow pain full ride with nasty tangles and headaches with the only good coming of it is your lures get a good washing

nothing like a little possitive feedback ?

Chris you 'll do just fine considering the fish will most likely be in close in Sept. Take your dipsey'S out to a 2 1/2 setting and you shouldn't have to many issues. Yes there's always a chance but for over 10 years I can only remember 1 time my diver found its way into my rigger. That was most likely a poor call on boat handling (38 lb. fish will do that to you) Good luck let us know how you do.

Once a farmer ALWAYS a farmer .... Way to go team" Chicken Coupe."

here's the link http://coastwatch.glerl.noaa.gov/modis/modis.cgi/modis?region=o&page=1&template=subℑ=a1.09074.1756.LakeOntario.143.250m.jpg click on the thumbnail for Ontario and your there.

Bruce,

Look at by typing in google " lake Ontario MODIS imagery " it's HUGE. Almost all of the south shore from point breeze to Mexico bay.

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Glad to see you out Abe, sorry about not getting back to you the other night. Might be out in the AM myself will give you a call if I'm out there.

You got it all wrong.......It goes more like this:

Wife- Did you buy more fishing stuff?

Husband- yup. Nice new shoes.

End of story.

What your getting ANOTHER massage, I need more tackle.........

Hey Rick,

Does George Steinbrener have a capital investment in that Trojan of yours ....

I'm jealous as hell Bro. love the boat just don't think I could stomach the fuel bill.

Sounds to me that you are worried about these guys, so by your actions they are experts, remember this "if you have to ask, you will never truly understand"

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??????? If you understand the reason for the question maybe you wouldn't seem like such a ignorant person. When someone calls them self an "EXPERT" . ex·pert 

a person who has special skill or knowledge in some particular field; specialist; authority: a language expert.

were all experts at something.

I've met quite a few of the people who have chimed in on this thread and I HOPE someday to have part of the knowledge they've got

FYI,

The fish your calling a 14" steelhead looks to be a baby king, black mouth.

Not exactly how it works, the 19 might work but you'd be far better to gain more bite with a 4 blade prop. I went down in pitch and ended up gaining more in all my numbers. Had a 21" 3 blade SS went to a 19" 4 blade .

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