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Boat Doctors in Olcott will do it for you. Reasonable pricing. If you want the boat closer to home there is a marina on Campbell Blvd. on Tonawanda Creek that will offer the same.

Capt. Samia .....I think had some underwater footage of flashers rotating and noted the opposite of what is logical. I believe he noted the tighter to the ball the flasher was, the greater the rotation. Don't know how you could measure the rotation only observation.

http://www.glerl.noaa.gov/res/glcfs/glcfs.php?lake=o&ext=swt&type=N&hr=00 Bottom temps look cool inside. You may not have to go out far to get into fish.

Actually, now it doesn't look too bad for tomorrow. Just sleep in a little to let the lake settle down a bit and you should be fine.

Maybe 1-2' waves in the harbor...........

How big is your boat? With strong NW winds, expect large waves until sat.

Pennyanboats.com A couple of nice freshwater boats on site.

When did you get the Pennie? Post some pics.

Can't blame Tim for the blood bath. Funny thou. Dave tried his bow hook as a gill holder and it had a different effect......4 buckets of water later the deck was clean again.

Yes!!!! Between the microwave and the power-plant.

This is Tim Bromund. Tim likes fishing. Today he caught a 31 lb salmon while on my boat . Utilizing the intel gleamed from fishing on my boat today....... Tim will be fishing aboard his 24' Thompson tomorrow in the same area......while I will be scraping my house siding. Tim loves having other boat traffic around to gage trolling speed so everyone should look for him on the water. He will be in approx. 180' FOW and fishing 60-115' down with flashers and flies. If you troll real close to him he might be able to show you how to properly bleed a fish or how to break dance/spinning on his back while going for a rigger rod that just fired .

I am not starting a pissing match over which board is better. I know full well how strong amish boards pull. If I was running an erie charter on a calm day...I would be running those type boards. However, for every day use in all types of waves and weather......give me orange funny looking foam.

Tony, there is a reason almost all the top tournament boats on Lake O use otter boats......they work. Like anything there are some variables that will effect performance. Height of mast, string lengths, dual keels set at correct angle, etc.

Not interesting, and grumpy. Could be they are waiting for the next derbys entrance fees to come in to cover the payout......like the construction business.

I have waited two months to receive a LOC check. Relax.

Short copper can get a lot deeper with a musky torpedo

Happy Buffy-Day Ray.

Do you have trim tabs?