Sean Youngblood

That's all right I got 1 last trip out and I don't think it was 100% luck probably only about 90%. I think if I stick a little closer to the drop offs early and late I think I can pull this off.I have a good gps the right lures,decent ice,and time that's half the battle. Thanks jimski2 I have been reading there threads also. I can be tight lipped with what I find also.

Just wondering if anyone has had much luck targeting Walleyes threw the ice on Lake Erie say between Buffalo and Dunkirk area.What depth would you target ?Any luck with still lines or just jigging ? Areas you can access the lake.Any help would be helpful.I have caught a good number of eyes threw the ice in varies Lakes but they are all a little different. pms are always welcome if you don't want to post here. Thanks

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Thanks Les I already checked those out they do got some nice jigs for a good price.Just checking options right now.

Fished Sturgeon Point last Friday 1/24. Ice was a mess lots of shove ice made the long hard walk even worse. Found a decent path out a little south of the harbor that lead out to the south west which got me around a lot of the shove ice. Ice varied from 5-12 plus inches. I fished a little short of the usual fishing grounds in 48'. Fished a #3 jigging rap tipped with a minnow. First fish on the ice was a nice 20" Walleye. Over the next few hours I picked away at the perch. I wound up catching about 15 perch mostly in the 9-10" range and 1 nice 12.5 "er Perch were a little small but the eye made up for them. Packed up about 4 for the long walk back. The wind which was strong out of s/sw had opened up a couple of cracks. The main crack which was the path I took out which was 6" of black ice on the way out was open 20-30' in places was about a quarter of a mile long. I had to billy goat it over a lot of shove ice to get off. was glad I had my float suit,spud and cleats.

Lost my box of ice jigs on my last trip out. Looking for nice variety of ice jigs. My preference is horizontal jigs but like some vertical jigs also, mostly for perch fishing. looking for quantity at a fair price. Pictures of what you have would be helpful. You can pm me or list here. Thanks

If you click on the contact box on the listing his phone # and name are listed. Most people will not reply to email because all of the spammers.

Saw this earlier today. http://buffalo.craigslist.org/spo/4297557920.html

I fished out of Jewel Friday. 26 shorts no keepers, 1 perch. Shorter walk to deep water but the hill on the way out is a killer.

If I get a chance I will check it out for you before the weekend. Duck Killer

I have used a Vex 8 series for 16 years without the zoom function.I have caught smelt in 90ft. of water with it being able to see the smelt and my tiny jig.I could see the smelt come up and hit my jig with no zoom.I can usually tell in 30' of water if a perch comes up and takes a spike off my jig.I am sure the zoom is a great feature but not totally necessary.As I see it it is like having a scope on your shotgun.Yes I can see my target better but I have sure killed a lot of deer with open sights.All I know is I don't hunt with a blindfold on and I don't fish without electronic.They all have there pros and cons the bottom line is how much do you want to spend to get the job done.Just my opinion

Fishin addiction you have a pm

Vexilar fl8se Genz pack bought new 2/12 . Very good shape. Everything works as it should.Comes complete with original packaging instructions informational dvd.$225 or bo. prefer pickup Silver Lake. Sold

No saltwater licence needed in NY you just have to register your info in the NY registry no fee. I think they did the licence for one year and then started the registry.

Pete I have ordered a couple from davistrailerworld.com they also have a good selection of trailer hardware in stock. I take my old axle in they will measure it up a give you the options if you want bearing buddies or what not.

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Late 12-1 Am The pike came early.

Fished the graveyard shift with my friend and member here GratefulTodd.We fished from 8pm-3:30am.We pulled stickbaits with inline boards.1 walleye landed 6.25lbs 1 larger one lost,and 1 small pike.It was a tough bite to say the least but at least we avoided the skunk.

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I have a 1990 19.5 GLS I replaced the Live well hose on mine.I was able to replace the hose without removing the fuel tank.It has been a few years since I did it can't remember exactly how I did it.I think I was able to use a fish or stiff wire and feed it threw the small access hole in the front of the boat all the way back to where it drains out the transom.Then taped or twisted the wire around the new hose and was able to pull the new hose threw.I remember having problems getting the fish feed threw and pulling the new hose threw.After a couple of hours of contorting in some very uncomfortable positions and many choice words I prevailed.I replaced it with a thicker walled more flexible hose no problems since.

last call before it goes on Ebay $625 + shipping.