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AnglingAddict

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  1. Mike Yorks at Propeller Works in Canandaigua is your guy!
  2. Not a fan of doing it that way - I know a lot of guys do but for me the overhand knot is the way to go. Once I marry a fly to a flasher they stay together until they stop producing - sometimes they are good for a week, and sometimes all season - depends on the combo.
  3. We only run Atommik flies on our boat...
  4. Never find them - better off going to a guy who can make them if you need them fast. My 2 cents.
  5. Mike Yorks at Propeller Works in Canandaigua https://thepropellerworks.com/
  6. Well Brian - you convinced me I needed a second probe
  7. Definitely will need a well coordinated effort between users of the lakes, towns, municipalities, and lakeshore residents...have a feeling a fight is on the horizon.
  8. Don’t care - silver backs - he needs me to paint up a few for him
  9. Looking for some 3" Evil Eyes - PM me pics of what you have that you would be willing to part with. Any condition...
  10. Any fiberglass guy or Marina that offers services should be able to help you out.
  11. That study assesses the feasibility of installing both fixed and tethered floating wind farms in Lake Ontario as well.
  12. You almost certainly will want to cut the core out and re-core the hatch - if you think you might have some water intrusion it's probably soaked in there and covering it up will just make things worse. Cut core out - re-core - then re-glass
  13. FishHawk Pro's - wireless transmission, no coated cable needed FishHawk Con's - Severe Blowback can have issues getting signal, Data not as stable as a coated cable probe ( sometimes can go a few seconds without any data on display - sometimes can have false readings) Depth Raider Pro's - Data very stable with coated cable Depth Raider Con's - Coated cable has more blowback usually, loss of signal at extreme depths We run both on our boat at the same time. I base my King program off the FishHawk and monitor the top of the break with the DR. Our Brown trout program is based of the DR - stability and accuracy of the signal and data to me is of paramount importance when BT fishing so when fishing for BTs in the summer the DR get's the nod.
  14. about 8" lower than long term historical average for this time of year - many years guys aren't launching mid-March and to top it all off the last 30 months have been above the historical average. Army Corps of Engineers forecast (most probable range) shows it coming up a foot plus by April 15th.
  15. Sent you a message - any chance of getting a pic of the backsides of the spoons?
  16. Probably pretty hard to come by used as they haven't been on the market too long. You can shop around but don't expect to find them much below about $1500
  17. https://www.nyserda.ny.gov/All-Programs/Programs/Clean-Energy-Standard/Important-Orders-Reports-and-Filings/Great-Lakes-Wind-Feasibility-Study?fbclid=IwAR14mzXYG7y-7PdF2eepOIJ6AwFbATPW4Ayjm4TR0XUQWrVmCcHvT-ik4y0
  18. Hopefully nothing...after spending an average of 25+ working days each offseason on my boat for the last 5 years Im doing very little this spring other than bottom paint, waxing, new compass, fuel filters, new batteries and battery boxes and some lighting....
  19. Battery gives you the capacity (think of a basin being filled with water - bigger battery equates to a larger basin). Your total draw is like the size of the drain - larger drain it empties the basin quicker. So your drain is fixed based on how much you are running - the key here is to look at your alternator (that's the spigot that keeps the basin full) and if the output of alternator doesn't match your load then you better have a decent amount of capacity to get you through the day. Consider all three elements of the system and not only the size of your basin....
  20. If you are going to run a snubber on your diver they go between the diver and flasher, not between the diver and the rod - it will be much easier to trip your dipsey with the snubber behind the diver versus in front of it. Nice vid!
  21. We have a couple RTIC coolers on our boat - rotomolded cooler like the Yeti's They have periodic sales on their website and it used to be that shipping was free.
  22. 2020 found us scrambling for a slip after Wright's Landing in Oswego decided not to open - we ended up in Sodus and had a great summer learning some new water and making some new friends! Slideshow from some pics I had kicking around on the phone - Enjoy! https://youtu.be/JizA9nzIKB0
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