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  1. Gill-T
    Looks like the weather starts to break again around the week of the 26th. It’s going to be an early spring this year. Time to start boat prep gents!
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    No doubt Les, if I had a choice on who’s boat I would go on, it would be yours.
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    https://www.thehulltruth.com/great-lakes/880906-ways-attract-perch-your-boat.html
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    I am pretty sure if you bounced an anchor or cinder block on the lake floor, the dirt kicked up would probably attract them. I can’t believe in the spooky theory of perch-but schools do move just to move and feed.
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    No ice around. We saw 38. 7 degree water today in Niagara County. Lots of fishes.
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    Runoff

    Gill-T replied to HB2's topic in Open Lake Discussion

    My poop doesn’t stink
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    St ClairDetroit River system
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    To my knowledge there is only anecdotal evidence of a link between sugary snacks and wanting to go net alewives
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    Not sure Dave is in business due to health issues. Northport Nailer wild things spoons are the same blank coupled with the best paint job in the business. Haegens has the blanks if you need different sizes and will do basic paint jobs. They usually have a minimum size order required to do paint jobs.
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    It is entirely up to individual towns. If towns want bow only areas, a proposition could be voted on. There have been baited hunts at night in Amherst done by local police officers. Not sure if they still are conducting these shoots as remarkably a 12 gauge slug ended up going through the second story bedroom where a child was sleeping during one of the deer shoots near a neighborhood (I have no idea)
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    https://www.themeateater.com/conservation/wildlife-management/poachers-posed-as-female-wildlife-photographer-to-score-big-buck-intel
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    Since when did you get selective for sugary treats??
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    I fight you for the last chocolate timbit in the boat.
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    Lake Erie bite

    Gill-T replied to Gill-T's topic in Walleye

    Ya, I got the bug. I am used to putting the boat away after the fall LOC ends. I am considering storing it in Ohio for 6 months and extend my season.
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    Lake Erie bite

    Gill-T replied to Gill-T's topic in Walleye

    I done lost my mind. I blame dummy dots for mind control.
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    I am pretty sure there is an anti-smoking campaign commercial opportunity with that scene depiction.
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    In my youth fishing with my brothers in the Green River, NC, my youngest brother was holding my days catch of trout on a metal stringer dangling them in the water while sitting on a large boulder. I hear him giggling all of a sudden and look to see him raising up the fish with a giant Hellbender latched onto one of the trout. Thankfully, it let go. Ugly things!
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    Although beautiful looking boats, I have noticed the Carolina Classics in my area are like the game hot potato. New owners end up selling them soon after buying them. Not sure if it is the ride or the aforementioned engine issues or other.
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    True dat! It was disturbing to see floating dead adult Muskies among the other species affected by VHS.
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    The decline of bass numbers coincided with decline in emerald shiners post zebra/Quagga Mussels IMO. There used to be all kinds of suspended Smallmouth when shiners were everywhere. Now they are plastered to the bottom as gobie eating specialists. Thankfully, smallmouth can live along time to counter the nest raiding effects of gobies.
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    I am assuming this was a live score tracker event or was it after June opener?
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    You might have drifted by a rock. I can keep a small piece of worm 1.5’ off Lake Erie bottom (crawling with gobies), and not get touched
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    They breed multiple times per year. Extremely prolific. If you are seeing them in one place, they are probably everywhere. I will say that they don’t leave the cover of the bottom so if you get your bait up a little, you shouldn’t have trouble with them.
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