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Posts posted by Sean Youngblood
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While Striper fishing in Raritan Bay at least 10 years ago. It was at night fishing with chunk bait. My buddy caught one that had to be pushing 5 ft. long (never knew that got anywhere that big) My buddy wrestled that thing in the back of the boat for about 20 min. trying to get his gear back. I was just happy it was on his line and not mine.
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20 hours ago, Grandpa and The Bear said:
Although, if theres any spots for catching perch I might be hip on some of that.
If you want Perch Lake Erie is the place to be. About 40 minutes from Fort Niagara.
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No clue but the Storm's in the boxes under your hand have treated me very well.
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Checked my spoons I have 3 or 4 of the one in the bottom left . Mine don't have the black streak in the left side. someone must have customized that one also.
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Top right one sure looks like NBKY to me. Other ones with dots are probably custom by NK or someone. I never really got hung up on the names much. I just cared if they put fish in the boat or not.
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Walleyes are starting to show up.
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This listing ? If so it is still listed just down the page a ways.
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I wrap them up neatly in a circle. Then take a piece of wax paper and fold it in half slightly larger than my looped leader. I then seal them with a iron. label out side of the wax paper then store them in a zip lock bag. Saves on space and keeps them from the uv rays.
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Like mentioned before Offshore boards but with the Sam's pro release.
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I received your PM but you didn't except my offer. The guy on ebay did for 2 new in the package. Thanks anyway
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fyi Starting May 1st Walleye size limit is going back to 18 inches.
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Looks to me they are starting to remove it. There is a barge with a crane on it. https://iceboom.nypa.gov/
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12 hours ago, brucehookedup said:
Nice. Just curious as to where?
A Finger Lake.
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Finger Lake regs. Bass closes March 15th. nice catch
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Never done it but from what I have heard. 20 to 30 fow put a lantern shining in the hole. I read you can use a small piece of nylon (panty hose} when they bite it there teeth get caught in it.
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Great pictures McWally. Thanks for sharing. Helps past the winter.
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I have seen a flock of about 50 birds in a field several times in the last couple of weeks. Most birds I have seen in a flock in a long time. Numbers seem to be getting better in my area.
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9 hours ago, muskie141 said:
Man I can't catch a laker out of hemlock or canadice to save my life. Can you share the depth you got that one at as well as how aggressive she wanted it? I got one bite, deadsticking a tube jig on the bottom in about 80 fow in canadice last Saturday. But that's about the only action I've had after fishing each lake about 5 times. I've tried aggressive, I've tried subtle, tried deep, tried shallow, tried morning, afternoon, evening. I get looks, and then lazy fish sinking back to the bottom. I'm going mad, and the window for safe ice is closing rapidly.
I got that Laker yesterday at Canadice in 74fow. on a #7 Blue chrome jigging rap. I mostly fish with A tube jig but have been using Raps the last couple of trips with ok results. I was dead sticking it about 3' off the bottom. I had some Smelt Lottering around under my rap then a big mark peeled off the bottom to my jig I raised it a foot and it was game on. Canadice has been tough for me this year. I have marked fewer fish than in past years. The fish have been glued to the bottom more than past years and are less aggressive. I fished Hemlock 4 days last week 72fow to 85fow. Best day was 4 in 78fow. I marked even less fish their but found them more aggressive. Fish There were still very close to bottom but would chase your offerings up to about 10' which is about where I hooked most of my fish. I mix it up between jigging my bait and dead sticking. I have as good or better luck dead sticking until the fish appear. 10 in the morning till about 1 has been best for me. Lazy fish sinking back to the bottom can be Smelt or small Lakers. I have gotten some small 12" or so Lakers out of both lakes this year.
Wiring and Batteries
in This Old Boat
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For my Big Jons I use a 110 outside receptacle with the covers on it which is mounted in the rear of my boat wired directly to the battery. Then I put 110 male plugs on the riggers and plug it into the receptacle. Then you only make 1 connection to the battery. Nice and easy to remove the riggers. Just make sure to use red and black wire so you hook your receptacle up right or they will run in reverse.