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Mower

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  1. Mailed my check yesterday, Will be fishing out of Wilson Sat AM but figure if I pull out by 1 be on cayuga by 5 and hopefully get an evening bite. If all goes according to plan.
  2. RR, We've been watching 3 pairs of wood ducks on our pond for the last two weeks. They are beautiful. Today when I came home 3 mallards added to the mix. I can't believe they come back day after day even when my two run them off 2 or 3 times a week. We'll be seeing you up on the lake. Boat goes in Saturday. Mower
  3. I used them for two years w/ no complaints. In fact I have a set of double rod holders that if your interested in I'm sure we could make a deal. Mower
  4. They are great. I had an unfortunate situation w/ the tips of 8 rods and my new lab pup last fall.
  5. I just order 1500 gallons for my business. I run it strictly for "non-highway" applications. (excavating/landscaping equipment). My supplier said this was the last order for non-ethanol. It was explained to me that once the suppliers are out -that's it. I asked about Marina applications and again- once it's gone its gone.
  6. Order them directly from Dave @ www.mytacklebox.com He will also give you trebile hooks if you ask I'm sure. He pretty much puts most orders together as he gets them. As far as discontinued spoons, e-mail him, he'll pull spoons out of the archive for you. Mower
  7. From how i saw it last year, it looks great. Tons of hard work went into that I'm sure. Do you have your eyes on another boat?
  8. Pretty nice fish, must that captians license is really working to your advantage.
  9. Talked to the seller early this week. Said he had two pending offers based on survey findings.
  10. Yogurt. Yogurt will turn your copper black. Just count the black spots as it goes out
  11. Thanks for the vote of confidence, yes the class was great and the wealth of knowledge offer by Captian Dennis is impressive. I would reccommend this class to anybody if nothing else just to have a firmer grasp on navigating the waters. I was amazed at what I didn't know before I took the class.
  12. Anybody going from the Binghamton area that would be interested in carpooling it ? I really don't care if I drive but it seems foolish for a bunch of us to drive up if we are leaving from the same area. PM me
  13. Rollie, I am jealous, my boat is atleast 6 weeks out from hitting the water. I will tell everybody here on LOU. R&R Spoons are second to none. I have fished Dave's spoon for many years and love them. They are the only spoon that keeps it's paint after tons of fish. Also his "blue ice" and glow paint really stands out compared to others. Dave has been a super friend over the years and donated tons of spoons to almost every tournament on cayuga last season. Guys this is truely supporting a local business person rather then sending our money out of country. Check out his website, you will not be disappointed. Mower
  14. I'm in this year. Breakfast sounds like a plan to get people running for the porta jon after eating some greasy spoon sausage. Maybe Split is hedging his odds? Anything I can do to help let me know. Mower
  15. I stay at Finger Lakes Marina, I know Mrs Ford the owner has Transit slips available through out the season. If you call her, drop my name "John Sacco" we get along very well and she seems to always find a way to help me out w/ fellow fisherman. Mower
  16. I second Splitshots statement. I have been told the same and when fishing slows on the suspended fish, I'll get brave and start "tickling" the bottom w/ the downriggers. I can say we have pulled some real pigs using this method on the large sand flats. But a from the wise, don't try this in areas w/ extreme structure.
  17. Last Saturday the Marina at Myers waterlevel appeared to be about 6 or 7 inches low and I'm sure it has dropped alittle this week. Mower
  18. We did ok on browns this year, my findings for browns is always a stealthy program. If I am targeting only browns, my program was, pull in the dipseys and fish only riggers and lead core/copper. I try to keep my rigger balls w/ in 10 feet of the bottom and often closer. I do this from Taughannock up through rocky dock. I always remove the shark weights and go w/ the cheapest balls and bounce them on occasion (not on purpose). I have taken most of my browns on spoons run clean, the occasional stick bait on core or copper. Browns definetely pile up on structure. This past summer I experimented w/ mini divers of the riggers and the SWR which improved hook ups. The problem w/ this program is your constantly checking your lines being that close to bottom and your diver has to know the shoreline and PAY ATTENTION. A good gps helps, we use way points for fish but also bottom contours that don't show up well on our gps. My hot color on browns this year was green , pink and orange spoons w/ glow backs. I had most success w/ smaller spoons 2.5 inches. That my 2 cents hope it helps. I'm pulling out of the water this weekend for the season, I will be trailering the 15 footer around now in between time in the tree stand. If anybody is looking to jump on a boat for some cool weather fishing give me a call, my fiance is out till spring till I put the big boat back in. I'd be willing to chip in for gas on anothers boat - even trailer it for you. Just trying to keep lines in the water. John AKA Mower
  19. I bought one of these boards and just put it together on my dinning room table. It is well worth the price asked. It will really improve the pictures we take of our catches. mower
  20. still interested contact me at [email protected] If you return my message I will take it. Mower
  21. left message on cell- call me back 607 761 9818
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