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I can see your conflict,but as long as we cannot produce enough energy by using solar and wind we must make do with the next best solution. The plant went from coal fired to gas and biomass and although that is less than ideal it is better than coal or oil. Would you rather have had a few giant wind mills on the floating island in the middle of Seneca Lake?

wire gets you deeper with less line

drlfc has his x4 on ebay now for $500. We used it all summer and it is in fine working condition.

Send a pm to drlfc. He plans to upgrade to a newer version of Fishhawk

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There are these beautiful quiet days in November. I would go out on one of those days and fish for browns on Lake Eerie in front of a creek in 40 to 50 feet of water and get some browns or smallies. As for Keuka lake, They do not draw it down, but it seems that the lakers tend to move to the southern end to spawn and I do not believe in catching fish in the spawning season. It seems to me a willful destruction of future investment.

Is the 7' foot ugly stick a one piece or a 2 piece? If it is a 2 piece I want it

It may help to contact the bombardier company in Canada. They own Evinrude and they should be able to steer you to some good Evinrude people in your area

I do not usually stop fishing until Thanks Giving. It usually means that I am completely alone on the lake. That is the main reason why I prefer to stay close under the shore and run a brown program. It feels a bit safer to be able to pack up and leave on short notice. At this point in time the browns are still in front of the creeks, but as the winter closes in, the bigger ones go into the streams while the smaller ones stay in the lake. In 50 feet of water it is usually just below below 50 degrees throughout the column and on a brown program you can expect browns, lakers (out of season), smallmouth and the occasional pike if you get close to a weed bed. So there is a lot of fun to be had. Good Luck.

I love my thermal underwear in combination with Carhartts. That stuffs works in the woods, on the ice and the fields. It does not make you stand out like a sore thumb.

The Ukrainian “fishermen“ are already checking the market for Great Lakes sturgeon caviar. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United