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    I've got sandbags in the cuddy of my 97'. The nose ballast helped the autopilot out too!
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    Nice job! -Andy
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    Super job! -Andy
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    Won't be able to be there.Taking the week before off to fish at the Oak.
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    I have only fished Cayuga 4x this year so far. Trip 1 & 2 were in early to mid may, fish were active on most presentations, w/ spoons prefered (stomach contents were normal). Then I fished Barney's and again Fri 5/31. Barney's and 5/31 the fish mood seemed negative w/ no ff hits on the wires (stomach contents were slim).Fri spoons down 30 over 60-90 fow on slide divers and short cores took the only hits. Fish came on yeck boy/girl, and honey bee lake champlain style red and silver.
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    Forgot to mention, stomach content was zip.
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    Wound up smacking a couple of nice salmon right at the end of the adventure. Both on honeybees off slide divers down approx 30' over 60-80 fow just S of T-falls. For us the fish mood seemed negative today- no wire diver hits, no rigger hits (despite long leads). 3 fish came on 5-6 color cores and 4 on the the slide divers w/ 50' leads, all fish were on spoons. There is substantially more bait in 80-50 fow than there was 2 weeks ago. Surface temp 52-62. Marked good concentrations of lakers and "active" looking arches around bait but a slow bite for us.
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    Pm Sen Couple fish on slide divers. 50 to70 fow
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    Yes. Another Laker on 5 colors in 90.
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    1 Laker on 6 colors in 65 fow S of the plant
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    On the lake now. Launched at Myers.Crossed to west side and headed north. Worked 100 now crossing middle. No action at all so far
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    Splendid! These monster lakers live on!
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    Looking at putting in a HDS 7 display for the inevitable day my x515 or global map bites the radish. I would get the broad band radar to run on it until I need to make a move to hook it up to the transducer. I will also use it as a back up GPS. What do you think?
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    Typical tournament weather...
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    We fished Sat. Very slow for us. Ran (2)spoon riggers at 30-70 w/ cheaters, (2)mag wire divers w/ ff combos 150-225' out on 1.5, (2)slide divers w/ spoons, and a long spoon copper and a short core stix on each side off the boards. Wound up 7 for 7 w/ nothing to brag about, more of an endurance test than an enjoyable day on the water.Congrats to those that got on the board!-Andy
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    I hope every body has a great day! See you out there. -Andy
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    Great job in a tough situation. See you on Cayuga. -Andy
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    Have one(lol) on me! -Andy
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    Well... that should separate the wheat from the chaff.
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    Yeah, same thing I found. Thanks
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    Think it's gonna be raining Scott?
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    What was the bottom depth when you hit the Atlantics?
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    Dave, what was the depth where the lls hit? I saw only 1 bait pod in less than 160 fow, it started at 50' down- took a double off it 2x, but all fish were on sliders not the spoons that were in the bait.
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    1 cookie Scott & 2 decent lls, bunch of lakers. Lots of bait still locked up out deep.
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