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Please do not mention fish farming and Lake Ontario in the same phrase again. Somebody may read this and give it a commercial try. If God forbid he succeeds, we will end up with fish farm pollution and tons of antibiotics in the water. The same thing happened off the Canadian west coast and it caused so much trouble and natural fish die off that both the provincial government and the businesses fought very hard to keep it a secret. -
That helps to prevent you from going overboard when you pee -
Electric reel for copper and weighted steel.
rolmops replied to rolmops's topic in Tackle and Techniques
It should be easy to add a little wire to do just that. -
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Backside is one word
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I remember that very well. Apparently , a lot better then you do. You should do some serious fact checking, because your memory does not serve you well. Let me help you. A helicopter and a transport plane collided and 8 soldiers died. The bodies of the dead soldiers were left behind as were 5 helicopters. No live soldiers were captured.
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Alright, I see you need some help. Try: Do the letters
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OK all you serious socialist hunters. Hold on to your John Birch Society membership cards. It seems that President Trump takes himself less serious and has more of a sense of humor than you guys. You see, it was Donald Trump himself who put the image of Trump hairstyle wearing canadian geese which he himself called Donald ducks on Truth Central. Stop taking yourselves so serious and have a good laugh every so often.
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What would have really bothered me is if he would not have been there.
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Canadian geese will no longer be called Canadian geese. As of now they will be called :Donald Ducks.
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Electric reel for copper and weighted steel.
rolmops replied to rolmops's topic in Tackle and Techniques
As to the “Why”, there is no reason why. Tradition maybe, or something I always wanted to do. I suspect it is mostly a logical next step after having used a battery powered drill on a Penn 345 and forever thinking about removing the irritant part from fishing with copper. -
A nuclear reactor on an army base would have to be inside a ballistic missile proof bunker. Building the super structure would take quite a while. I do like the idea of alternative energy sources including nuclear. I did not see the expense mentioned. It will probably be a lot more expensive than originally planned. -
I used to run copper,but I hate bird's nests so I moved from copper to weighted steel. And the mess that copper often produces does not happen anymore. Still, whether it is 500 copper or 500 steel, it is still 500 feet to be reeled in, which everybody always tries to pass it on to somebody else. Now that I solo fish most of the time, there is nobody to pass it off to anymore ,so now I mostly stopped using it. In order to get back to using it again I started checking out on electric reels and I settled on a battery operated ( no electric wires dangling around) Electric Penn Fathom Reel. I'm going deep sea fishing in the Pacific off the Costa Rica coast so I used that as an excuse to buy it. They are for sale in the USA for $1070 before taxes and an extra battery goes for $119. But if you buy it online from Germany they cost only $650 delivered to your house within a week which makes it way more reasonable. Does anybody use these reels for copper? If so, what is your experience and opinion?
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He is probably planning to sell the water. -
On a positive note. A few years ago, a lot of the rigs in Oswego Harbor were sporting Trump Flags. There has not been a single one for a while now.
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Good for them.
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My purpose for asking these questions is mostly to create a discussion that hopefully will evolve into finding the right questions to ask. It is not to create bureaucratic efforts to out smart each other from behind a screen. Good things were said here. The effect that the Canal has on Sandy , the canal water being very warm, The possibility of cooling the water supply. (I had never even thought of that beyond fantasy). The success of Canadian natural reproduction, ( What can we do to help that even more) My own new idea of possibly introducing sterile male lamprey thereby decreasing lamprey reproduction. These discussions often repeat old thoughts and ideas, but also new ones that may lead to new solutions. Right now in some universities there is research going on that is looking for answers to these questions and these threads that we create are probably gobbled up by AI units and made available. This helps researchers in finding ideas that may lead to solutions that are way beyond my pay grade. We all have ideas about what we want to happen and tickling our imagination and putting it in a thread adds to finding solutions.
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Just imagine, . There are laboratory introduced strains of sterile male mosquitos that out compete regular male mosquitos, Why not introduce sterile male lamprey that out compete the natural lamprey male? Or Introduce some cisco genes into alewives causing the alewive population to be carrying more thiamine. In other words, instead of trying to solve problems, removing problems, The technology required to do this , is probably at least partly available stored in bits and pieces in different laboratories. With a thorough AI assisted search a lot has become possible that we could not even dream about three years ago. Eliminating causes in always cheaper than forever controlling damage. If Gator had the right tools to play with this he would probably create 50 pound kings just because it's fun
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What would happen if a high thiamine food is introduced into the food supply (genetically modified alewives)? I would not be surprised if with all the gene splicing and some cross referencing with the help of AI there are options like that, that are readily available, but never considered.
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The amount of ice becomes less and less the higher upstream you go and as trees cover more of a canopy over the feeder creeks, they lower the water temperature, as some fall into those feeder creeks they will create currents, holes and water retention, which can change the character of the creek. Add to that a few deep dug swim holes and it may become more hospitable to natural reproduction. When you make the round holes a bit more square and round out the square pegs a bit they will fit better
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Left Frank's around 7.30 in the AM and set up in 45 feet of water, just to see what's there. The party started almost instantly with a bait ball that was several hundred feet long. I snagged 5 mooneyes on the spoons and they were all about the same size or bigger than the magnums. Moving farther out, real marks started filling the screen at around 85 feet until about 130 where they thinned out. On the surface there was this pattern of flat water lines between larger patches of fairly wavy water. Moving into one of those patches of water, the salmon started the party with a double both over 20 pounds and from there on, for almost 5 hours it was hit after hit with most well over 20 pounds, but only as long as we were in that specific patch, the edges of which were clearly marked by cross currents and temperature rises and falls. The lures of the day were Magnum Ice frog and Chicken wing each with gold colored backing. After having some pop off I set the releases on the blacks a bit tighter which solved that problem. Their jaws are getting harder so we had to set the hooks harder We boated and released 18 fish. The change has obviously started. The fish are darker and the jaws are looking different. The interesting thing for me was that there was only one obvious 2 year old 10 pounder, all the rest were big and there was not even one with lamprey marks. They say that only one in seven fish survives a lamprey attack and the lack of lamprey marks makes me think that there is a correlation between the the lack of lamprey marks and the fish being so plentiful this year. DEC please keep on doing your thing against the those snotty sucker eels. All in all a great day on the water with lots of laughter and joking around with my son who was very happy to be away for a day from a very demanding job.
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Would a tree planting project along the creek be feasible? Come to think of it.., I would volunteer my time to do some trudging through the mud and plant trees along the creek. Not only do the trees anchor the soil and provide shade, the leafs falling in the water provide the basic food for insects like may flies and such at the bottom of the food pyramid, so planting trees really does a lot more than just give shade. The more trees the more bugs for the fish to eat. Heck planting trees may even bring stream fishermen and lake fishermen together in a joint project. Schreckstoff chime in please.
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How about we work on what unites us.
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There is change in the air. New dietary advice is at 4 meals a month for salmon out of Lake Ontario. The clean water act has quietly done its thing for over fifty years. Maybe the time has come to start pushing for Creek rehabilitation along the southern shores of Lake Ontario. So we can come up to the same quality of creek management that exists on the northern shores of the lake. In the upper Irondequoit Creek there already is natural reproduction of brown trout ( this has been known to dedicated fly fisherman for a few years now). I would like to see a big beautiful Lake Ontario restoration bill so the improvement that has started can be continued, so we have something to give to our children. If any of you ever go to events where politicians are trying to promote themselves, ask them what they intent to do for the lake.
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I'm just curious. Are there any potential spawning beds in Sandy Creek? Does anybody ever notice salmon swimming upstream in the creek or dead salmon in the reeds ?
