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I am an independent so please do not brand me as a liberal lefty, but when I hear your candidate Mark promise a 30% tax cut , it is clear to me that he believes the voters are stupid and ready to accept any hogwash that he can think of. He does this because he knows that he will loose and he will not have to live up to what he says.

Try again, I never got it

If your boat is under 20 foot length you must by law have flotation foam, so if you remove it, you must replace it. One cubic foot of foam has 62 pounds of upward force, but one cubic foot of saturated foam weighs 62 pounds. It is good to replace saturated foam. Removing it makes the boat a lot lighter and gives you a chance to inspect the hull for possible leaks. As for pouring in the replacement foam. It is ideally done in a 70 degree Fahrenheit environment for perfect expansion of the foam . when it is colder there is less expansion. Just go to I-boats.com and search "pouring foam". Not only the manufacturers do what you just described. Everybody does it that way. It prevents the foam from "boiling over". The foam ideally glues itself to the floor and there should not be any room for water in there, no matter how much water you get on the floor. A boat with the foam removed or replaced by noodles or other nonsense will no longer be covered by insurance no matter how much you pay to insure it.

The DEC originally introduced the salmon to the lake in order to control the exploding alewife population. The salmon fishing was not a big part of the original plan. It has become more important today because of the financial impact. But alewive control is still the chief target of the DEC. We should all expect the DEC to keep making making decisions that mostly have to do with Alewive control , not the salmon fishery. If more salmon are needed, more salmon will be stocked

It would be a good thing to find out where the humidity comes from . It may be that your flotation foam is water logged.

The lakers still have to recuperate from 2 years of intensive fishing by charters because of the lack of kings. That is a slow process. Any charter boat captain (specially those on the east en) who is anti laker should remember that they probably saved his business a few years ago. So please do not curse the lakers. Also going with the wild succes of this year's salmon fisheries it seems to me that the DEC fish people are quite spot on and the "stock more salmon crowd" not so much. To me , the DEC has the science to back up their decisions while the anti DEC arguments are mostly based on opinion and short range business interest. All of you anti DEC Science folks should take a trip to Gloucester and have a good look at what politically and business motivated decisions have done to the fisheries.

20% sounds like a lot, but natural reproduction will probably be up this season, because the spawning salmon are well fed this year. The controlled stockings are less significant every year. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

What really matters is the placement and quality of the transducer. That is the part that actually registers all the things that you can later see on the screen. So I would get the best transducer I can afford and combine it with a monitor that can handle all the information. ( a Furuno)

Same here. that MMSI # is for free and it is a must

furuno

Price drop. $200

Pm me so we can make arrangements

I travel a lot between Oswego, Moravia and Rochester, so meeting places in that triangle can be arranged.

I am located in Brighton (Rochester) ,no they do not have mounts,I bought them a few months ago with the intention to use them for walleye fishing ,but I never got around to it. They came as you see them in the picture. I presume that they were rebuilt, but before I got them.I do have one old mount that I can throw into the deal.