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From Google, but I remember hearing of some significant agricultural spills/runoff events that are likely contributing factors for the excessive algae blooms: Reports from 2017 and 2021 mention significant agricultural runoff incidents affecting Cayuga Lake. A manure spill in 2017 reached the lake via Salmon Creek after melting snow carried runoff from fields where manure had been spread due to a structural issue at a nearby farm's manure storage lagoon. In 2021, an estimated 100,000 gallons of liquid manure overflowed from a storage pit at Ashland Farm, reaching a tributary of Great Gully Brook which flows into Cayuga Lake. Impact on Cayuga Lake and the Surrounding Region These incidents, along with ongoing agricultural runoff, contribute to nutrient loading in Cayuga Lake. Excess nutrients, particularly phosphorus and nitrogen, can lead to harmful algal blooms (HABs) that can pose health risks to humans and animals. Harmful Algal Blooms: The presence of HABs has been observed in Cayuga Lake since 2017, and has been documented to cause beach closures and impact water quality.

When I troll walleyes on mono flat lines or snapping one onto the leader ahead of lead core, I figure 5' per oz. for speeds up to 2 MPH. At 2.5 I would figure 4' per oz.

Was the original dipsy divers designed with shallower applications in mind? I always thought it odd that the dive chart that comes with a dipsy is based on 20 or 30 Lb. mono. I think my buddy and I started fishing them with mono when we started trolling for walleyes, and quickly ditched that when we discovered wire. I had braid dipsy's, but I always liked the wire better. Wire dipsy is by far the most violent hit when fishing Kings!

You have a 12 volt battery, is the charger specifically for a 12 volt system?

Lots of good info from this spring already, search the threads and check it out. Yesterdays news for sure, but some good starting intel. Good luck and have a fun safe trip!

Could be the thermostat. I just replaced the one in my 60 HP Merc and it is flowing good again. It was down to a trickle, then would flow weak, then stop altogether.

If you zoom out on the screen, the lines say "Honey Hole! LOL

Fabricate a bill of sale and take a pencil rub of the HIN is all I can think of. I did it years ago on a 12' deep V aluminum that spent it's life on a private lake. Original sales documents not available, and no previous registration. State got the registration fees and tax on the sales amount and seemed happy with that. Got a registration renewal in the mail every 3 years since.