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Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you Hank Cornelis.

On another post in comics corner it says that big Dave might have some

How about specifics, a price and some pictures?

I use deep divers (Yozuri tuna stick bait) on 10 colors. Between the resistance of the stick bait and the thickness of the core I do not gain a lot of depth,but it is a great stealth representation that has given me kings in big O and plenty of football tuna off Cape Cod.

And what about the Cowalskies that can't swim? (hybrid between coho,walleye and muskie)

That's ok,today is the first day

Agreed,regulations are made by lawyers and they are written in legalese. I think that in their own stunted way they are trying to tell you to do the best you can cleaning up your boat . I showed these regulations to a lawyer friend of mine. He read them and then told me that these regulations are so riddled with holes,that they cannot be intended to be used in a court of law.

Could it be that these rules are introduced because of Mississippi river origin boats that are trailered to either Lake Eerie or Lake Ontario for the Salmon season? Chicago is not that far away and the carp are right next to Chicago

I beg to disagree. Both skipper and Gator are right to a point,but only when we talk about large bodies of water. These regulations may prevent nasty critters from getting into smaller lakes or streams.The zebra mussels did get into most waters because we were not so aware and not so careful,yet we may succeed in keeping the Quaqua mussels out of some Finger Lakes. Keuka and Owasco,do not have lampreys. Let's try to keep it that way. I don't know if silver Lake has any nasty bugs, I certainly hope not. Again ,let's try to keep it that way. As for the state making more money on me cleaning my boat,I don't know. But I do know that the state having to go out and fight another invasive species,does cost a lot of money. As for the DEC writing more tickets. Those tickets will be thrown out of court way faster than fish poaching and snagging tickets. Although these regulations are potentially a stick to beat a dog.

If that is what it takes to prevent yet another nasty creature from infiltrating our waters,then so be it. But at the same time,in order for these rules to be effective, the state must provide garbage cans of one type or other so we can dispose of the weeds and other junk that ends up on our trailers while launching. That drying in the sun thing will not work in Rochester or any other humid place because either rain or heavy dew will keep things wet.

You can, but you should use very light clips. Personally I would add another hundred feet of 6 pound line and remove it when salmon season starts again.

There is also B-E tackle,but like slimy hooks, I really like S&R ,the father and now the son have always given me good service. Not just that. It is almost like family. The only thing missing is being able to weigh in the fish.

Thank you. That is very good to know.

There is only a wire inside the shaft

They moved about 8 years ago,but that may not be the adress that you refer to.

How about SPRO swivels and the like

Now that is good news. I remember flying back and forth to San Fransico last year and everything just stayed brown down below

Are you related to a certain Murphey?

I still use my Cortland 18 # and 27# leadcore. I have for close to 12 years now and apart from cutting of a small piece every so often it works great. As for the lead weight ,18 # has less grains of lead ,but 27 and 36 are the same.