rolmops

Is the eastern arm of Keuka lake open yet? Is it possible to use the Penn Yan launch or are there ice flows coming down the river? Thank you,Cornelis.

They found a very good way to treat IPN in 2006.Follow this link: http://www.spaquaculture.com/default.aspx?pageid=657

If that was aimed at me,you must have completely misunderstood me

I love rubber bands, but I never knew which size to pick.Usually it is whatever the mail man uses to bundle my letters.I will go and buy the #16 size. Is the #16 also used at the down rigger? As for lake pollution,I find that usually the broken band stays attached to the fishing line and can be put in your on board garbage bag.

Whenever I replace a steering cable I tape(I mean very seriously tape)the new one onto the back of the old one so while the old one comes out the new fills up the empty space.It makes things very easy.But if you want to do it for other reasons,the tillers are available.Go to: http://www.mercurymarine.com/engines/ou ... bigtiller/

I use 20 colors on a daiwa accudepth 57.I do this because I do a lot of lake trout fishing in Keuka and Owasco Lake,while trolling live bait (hook setup as if it is a spoon)This can be done at very low speeds (1.3-1.5) and with 12 colors I can go down to 90 feet,14 colors give over a hundred. Often when I see fish at 200 feet down I just cut the engine and allow the bait to flutter down.It gets them every time.

You seem to forget that Ms Obama is not an elected representative of any sort and as such she does not have authority to govern anything,not even the Pier.

Ah,yet another change of subject. Our own first lady is part of a class of people that does not really know how many of us have to get by and how many of us still lack the will or ability to pull ourselves up by the bootstraps.So in her own suburban way she tries too help. At the same time she wisely chose a non-confrontational cause.

Wait I don't get it.Please explain to me what salt in a restaurant has to do with a supposed land grab ????? It seems that Glen Beck has yet again escaped from the loony bin to spout some more nonsense

I have a Penn Sabre wireline rod with carboloid guides and 2 tip guides one a roller and the other a regular one. The roller is great for deep sea cod fishing (line at 90 to sometimes 60 degrees angle) while the other is used for everything else. Replacing the tip is simply a matter of heating up the metal (cigarette lighter) taking it off and putting some glue on the other tip and sliding it in place. It is easy and gives you both choices.

Hello Mikell. You're not alone!

When I went to school in Bath,Summerset,England. The great craze amongst us students was a powerful brew called Barley Wine. We spent as much time drinking it as we spent brewing it.

If you go to the Interstate Battery store in Henrietta/Rochester,next to the Wallmart super center you will be able to buy "blemished" interstate batteries. These are new batteries with external blemishes which in no way interfere with their performance. Deep cycle,marine,cars,they've got them,all with the regular interstate warranty. I bought some marine batteries there for $35 a piece.That is half the price of the garbage that you can buy at Wallmart and they last 4 times as long. Before you go, give them a call to make sure that they have what you need in stock. This is definitely worth a trip to Henrietta. The address is :391 Clay road,Rochester,NY 14623. Phone 585-359-3155 good luck.

I just looked at a big O surface water temperature map and there are spots that do 40 degrees and even a bit better. In front of Oklahoma beach the readings are 39.2. Just a little bit longer and I will be out there.

I had the same rooster tail problem with my 575.A lot of noise has been made about this and Humminbird has come up with a rubber piece that fits in the space between the transducer and the part that is attached to the boat.They provide these for free.All you have to do is call their service department and they will send it to you.

Today cabin fever got the better of me and I went outside and changed the bearings on my trailer. Are any of you guys without heated storage out there already to prepare things for spring?Or am I just a lone fool to start that early?

I did some Pike fishing just south of Milliken Power station in Cayuga lake just on the edge of the current and I caught some nice ones in the mid thirty inch range although most were in the high twenties. One nasty surprise that was a lamprey on one of the pikes.that was the first time I ever saw one on a pike.

The story is a bit more complicated and it has a lot to do with Europe. As longline mentioned,the males go to Europe and that is where the big trouble is. When the male eels are about to enter the European rivers they are at a development stage where they are called Glass Eels.They are about 80 to a hundred mm long and extremely popular as a gourmet food.So popular in fact that they are almost fished into extinction before they get very far inland.As a result very few males ever make it back to the Sargasso Sea.Lots of girls there,but no boys to play with.

Bill,I have not yet come to the point where a picture is viable.All I have so far is a drawing and a pile of materials.Hopefully I will put it all together in the next few weeks,at which point pictures will be posted.

I have been looking for parts and bits to build a planer board tower and my problem was mostly with the right reel to attach to the tower. A good person from East Rochester gave me his old Riviera manual downriggers and the reels are just ideal! If you consider building your own planer board tower,you must definitely look into getting those old Riviera reels. Rolmops.

My 575 had the same problem.After the transducer was replaced it got to be a lot better,but the dual and triple beam transducers are very touchy and even the slightest bit of turbulence throws them off.

There is a nesting pair very close to Rochester.Their eerie is just south of Empire Boulevard just on the east side of Irondequoit Creek near Ibay. They often cross Empire Boulevard with a fish in their claws.

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