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32"

Cannon. I can repaint them so they look nice. Paint is chipped off the aluminum. Sent from my SM-G970U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I have 2 of each I could let go for $30 ea.

Back flips to change facing direction. Storage under seat. $80 Sent from my SM-G970U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Decided to make my last trip of the season a little closer to home after fishing the big lake in July and August. Launched at 6:30 and set lines about 7. Worked a 6 rod spread from 80-200 fow and marked fish with intermittent bait the whole way. Other than a smallie that hit a free sliding needle fish, we didn't get a touch. We pulled lines at 10:30 and had BIG lampreys on all three of my downrigger balls. See ya in the spring! Sent from my SM-G970U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'd talk to Vince before pulling the trigger on one. He mentioned the weight of those 4 strokes caused some water to come up through the scuppers. You might be fishing with wet feet with customers back there. I love the twin-inboard version but they aren't as fast. Great solid fiberglass hulls...Tank!

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Check out https://samsenparks.com/ or https://newyorkstateparks.reserveamerica.com/ and reserve a slip and cottage at Sampson. You can find houses with hoists on VRBO or the Homeaway app but Seneca can be tricky to get a boat in a hoist when the waves kick up.

I love the ingenuity in this sport! Great report!

No, I'm all set now but thanks.

If you launch out of Taughannock, the water level drops off REALLY quick. You can try that leadcore out AND stay close to shore with your Kayak.

Thanks Doc. That was the biggest brown I've caught in Cayuga to date. I put it back quick and it swam immediately with a lot of energy so hopefully someone else gets to enjoy that one some day. It hit a UV green gator stinger off the rigger parked near the bottom in about 20 fow. The browns I've caught in the fingerlakes have been in tight and early in the am. I've been fishing the NLTD with my dad for about 40 years (missed a few when we moved to Denver my Junior year of high school). Even though fishing is tough, we enjoy the 'guys weekend'. A lot of talk about life takes place on the boat! Fish were there, they just weren't chewing. I have a theory that it was pressure (barometric) related. Those that fished Sunday night slammed em. Anyways. I love this forum, good group of guys who help each other enjoy what we're all passionate about!

Both of those replies are very true! Fishing conditions over comfort!

now there's words I don't like to see together!