Sean Youngblood

I went from a Vex 8 to a 20 now I have the 28 just keeps getting better.Never had a problem with any of them.

http://www.glanglerforum.com/forum/showthread.php?16361-Rod-holders-WANTED   look at the 4th reply         

I favor the antler restrictions( except for youth hunters)were I hunt restrictions have been in place for a couple of years and I am starting to see the difference.

Great catch but I believe the season closed on Oct. 15. 

Nice Laker caught my 1st of the year today. Lots of fun threw the ice. congrats.

There is brushes and an armature in there but it is pretty easy.The spring don't come popping out or anything crazy. 

I have a Big Jon dual planer board mast with mounting bracket $200 can throw in some releases.   

If your using the transom mount transducer you will have to rig something up so it is shooting straight down so you get accurate readings.  

Yellow Perch are legal to sell but I have a couple of quart bags I could toss you and a gallon bag of Walleye if you want to make a trip down south.

Frabill Recon 6 years old or so.Used hard put away wet.Few small holes and tears.Tents getting a little thin.Tub has no holes.Still beats sitting in the weather.Drags super easy.Will fit in the back of a small hatchback.$75.00 or bo. Pickup at Silver Lake or can meet at your honey hole within reasonable distance   It's getting real cold !                                                     It was a nice meeting you reeltime

Sold pending payment.

Gently used Lowrance Elite 5 Fishfinder/Chartplotter 5in.color display few years old.Has a slot for added mapping.Has flasher mode as well as regular graph mode.I bought the Ice pack last winter battery still works like new.Bag doesn't stay zipped very well.$250 pick up only Silver Lake, Wyoming County or can meet within reason.

I can see a few huts out in front of Macks out the window.Haven't been out myself.We have about 8" of snow.The winds we have been having didn't seem to clear the snow off the lake much.Use caution and stay on top. 

I think there is a release for doing it.I remember reading about it on a salt water website.I think you can set the depth and the water pressure releases.Been a year or so since I read about it and don't remember all of the details.They use them on Grouper and other deep water fish.It said the same that the survival rate was much higher than venting.Thought it would be great for Lake Trout when I read about it.  

Silver is all locked up also.

Looks to be a mud puppy to me also.I have seen them many times in Naples Creek years ago when I use to Smelt dip there.How deep they go I do not know but I have caught a few while ice fishing.( not on  Canadaigua)I have caught them in like 30' but wouldn't be surprised if they go much deeper or if Lakers go much shallower and eat them.

My guess would be it is spawned out.

I have one great suit and price.Super warm,lots of pockets and they float.

Hit some state land yesterday to grouse hunt and look for new deer hunting areas.  I could not believe the fresh scrapes and rubs all over the place. 

I saw more fresh rubs in the last 2 weeks of deer season than the rest of the season combined.

Sorry for your loss.I am sure they don't make them like that any more.Looks like some great memories,Hope you and your family managed to have a merry and hope you have a happy new year.

In Wyoming County where I hunt I think I saw more bucks than ever.I went for like 35 to 40 days with at least seeing 1 or more buck,and as many as 10.As everyone else has said I saw very few mature bucks.Saw a few that may have pushed 140s maybe 2 in the low 140s.I saw lots of nice up coming smaller 8 points.Doe numbers were very low where I  was hunting I would say about 1 to 1 buck to doe.With so few doe I had never seen so many smaller 1 honed bucks must have seen at least 15.Other areas around were I hunt everyone said there were high doe #s so I don't think there is any problem with the doe population.Hopefully some of the nicer up coming bucks I passed on made it threw.I know a least 2  got wounded and probably will not.The last week of season I passed up a nice 8 (30 yards) that I probably would have  shooting if I wasn't in such a difficult spot to recover it.I could see 2 hunters about 200 yards from me on top of a very vertical hill almost unwalkable.2 hours later they took  over 100 plus yard shot and wounded the buck stayed on top for another hour plus and then just left,Never even tracked it.When I was leaving I cut the bucks tracks and sure enough lots of blood.I tracked it for a ways it looked like he was dragging a leg.2 or 3 days later I went back to the same area for a evening hunt this time I stayed up on top hoping to catch deer at the top on there way to the fields.It didn't seem like any one else was around(no tracks in the snow)   soon as I get set up I here a shot very close to me and see deer scrambling all over the bottom including a nice buck.When I left I saw 2 sets of human tracks that must of came in right behind me Figured it was the same 2 dirt bags that had wounded the other buck.The next day I went to the same area and a truck pulled in right behind me with 2 guys.I talked to them on the way in and they said they hit a nice buck the night before.I  went to my stand on the bottom.Once down there I could see 1 of them on top in the exact spot as they were in when they shot the 1st buck and I knew it was the same dirt bags.Sorry for the rant but that is what is going on were I hunt = lack of Mature bucks.I see similar thing every year.The last buck I shot where these dirt bags were wounding these bucks took me 6 hours and 3 comealongs to retrieve.Trophy only for me.I wonder how many these guys and others like them have cost me and other ethical hunters like me makes me sick.This is not private land so it is not like I can do much about it.       

Ray do they still have the sign by the side of the road with the # of road kills ?

I shoot a Savage 10ml-II.  I use 43 grains of IMR 4227 pushing a 245 gr. powerbelt.  It is a real tackdriver.  I would be interested if anybody shoots the same rifle but uses a different load.

I use Hornady xtp 250 grain with 59 grains of Vihtavuori N120. Here is a good website for good loads.http://randywakeman.com/Favorite_Savage_10ML-II_Loads.htm    This is from the website.Sorry it is hard to read because of the color.Anyhow it says not to use Powerbelts.

III. DO NOT USE POWERBELTS WITH SMOKELESS POWDER

Use of "Powerbelts" and other bore-sized conicals with smokeless powder is clearly prohibited by the Savage 10ML-II Owner's manual. They are undersized, and can cause misfires. The green gas check at the base has a hole in it, and is insufficient for smokeless powder. By virtue of being bore-sized, they fly poorly compared to the Savage recommended .45 caliber projectiles. Not jacketed, they are copper plated ("copper clad") or just pure lead. They have been tested, and in addition to all the other problems, filling your barrel full of lead has been the result-- a horrible mess to try to clean up. However, heavier Powerbelts and other heavy conicals do shoot quite well out of the Savage when used with Pyrodex or Triple Se7en-- but please do not cause yourself problems by using them with smokeless powder. Their use is prohibited with smokeless powder by Savage Arms: smokeless is for 250 - 300 grain "saboted projectiles only."

Thanks for sharing the picture.Great buck congrats to the shooter.

Saw 7 or 8 bucks today most were chasing does.Most were smaller bucks one was nice.For the last week or so mid day has been the ticket 75% of the bucks I have been seeing have been from 11-2