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1fish2fish

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  1. I had a big walleye done for me by Streeters about 15 years ago. It still looks as good as it did when I brought it home.

    But, for any future work, I'm giving it to Paul Czarnecki. I've seen some of his fish up close, and I don't think anyone can come close to the quality and realistic colors used. A friend of mine had a turkey done by Paul. Paul posed it standing on a tree limb, and it was one of the most original and natural mounts I've ever seen.

    Jim

  2. If you do decide to launch at Port Bay, use the north launch. The access road is a little bumpy, but just go slow. There are two ramps that launch into deep water. You are about fifty yards from the channel, and there is more than ample parking.

    The south launch has one ramp. But two boats can be launched at the same time. The problem is that it's pretty shallow (and getting shallower every day) and the ramp has a drop off. Don't back in past the orange line painted on the dock or you are off the pad. Better yet- use the north launch.

    Jim

  3. Sterling Pond right in the park should be loaded with carp this time of year. Careful- it's real shallow.

    You could probably shore fish along the north shore for them right by the road.

    Jim

  4. Mortigan,

    This year, at the captains meetings at both Niagara and Orleans, the captains and observers were split up and the observers were given some excellent training and tips from Captains Vince (at Niagara) and Paul Czarnecki (at both tourneys).

    The other big change this year for the observers is that after the first day, they were assigned to a different boat.

    I think the Oswego and Wayne ProAms will be run the same.

    Personally, I like the changes.

    Jim

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