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Hello gentlemen, I am posting this tractor for my father who is selling this fine machine. This tractor is in top condition, but is receiving very little use. It was originally intended for extensive hunting land management, but we just never got around to it. As a result this powerful ,pristine tractor has received little use (other than being used as a amazing winter plow!). This tractor has the power and to meet all the demands of NY weather and workloads. It is perfect for farmer, hunter, or anyone who wants the reliable, dependable John Deere brand for their very own. This is a top quality machine that cost a pretty penny and has been used very little. As a result we are listing the tractor for $30,000 but would be willing to hear some offers. The tractor comes with the standard rear weight box as well as the standard bucket and we will throw in a high quality snowplow attachment. This tractor will be a year round workhorse and provide excellent value for its future owner! For a complete list of specifications on the tractor please visit this link http://www.deere.com/specsapp/CustomerSpecificationServlet?sbu=CCE&pciModel=4720%20LV&displayModelName=4720%20Compact%20Tractor%20(66%20hp)&tM=GC&pNbr=686DLV. This is a serious machine for serious buyers, if you are interested please call 585-750-8716 or PM me. Here are some pictures

G5 montecs. Killed five deer with the same broadhead. Incredible [ Post made via Android ]

Matthews z-7 kicking a$$ and taking names. Two nice mature doe, one at forty and one at thirty. Double lung. Oh how I love doe population control [ Post made via Android ]

Fishing Report Your Name / Boat Name: ============== TRIP OVERVIEW ============== Date(s): Time on Water: Weather/Temp: Wind Speed/Direction: Waves: Surface Temp: Location: LAT/LONG (GPS Cords): =============== FISHING RESULTS =============== Total Hits: Total Boated: Species Breakdown: Hot Lure: Trolling Speed: Down Speed: Boat Depth: Lure Depth: ==================== SUMMARY & FURTHER DETAILS =================== Went out of sandy this morning and it was a tough grind but it all paid off when we smacked a sweet steelie twenty five down over fifty on a silver j plug. Made it all worthwhile! [ Post made via Android ]

Nah that's my buddy mike I am at the top pic and my boat is a 17.5ft smokercraft I am at Sandy a lot [ Post made via Android ]

Fishing Report Your Name / Boat Name: ============== TRIP OVERVIEW ============== Date(s): Time on Water: Weather/Temp: Wind Speed/Direction: Waves: Surface Temp: Location: LAT/LONG (GPS Cords): =============== FISHING RESULTS =============== Total Hits: Total Boated: Species Breakdown: Hot Lure: Trolling Speed: Down Speed: Boat Depth: Lure Depth: ==================== SUMMARY & FURTHER DETAILS ==================== So I headed out to troll Sandy this morning and did pretty well. We Trolled from the creek to the pump house and back to the creek, covering 15 to 30 FOW. We went 5 for 8 with two salmon, two browns and steelhead. We ran sticks off the planer boards and the riggers with firetiger and black and silver doing the best for us. Enjoy the pics [ Post made via Android ]

Lots of pike in sandy creek right now. Perch x rap doing the trick [ Post made via Android ]

Put a hurtin on the perch and sunnies out of Canandaigua on the north end, and got some bonus smallies to boot.

Got this Mamma right at the entrance of the yacht club on a perch pattern x rap. Sandy is very overlooked for pike and my buddy and I consistently do well right around that yacht club.

wow that is awesome! I think I have an idea as to why you are nailing those walleye during certain times of the year and why only at night. My buddies and I noticed this spring and actually quite late into the spring we ran into some really nice walleye right at the mouth of sandy creek. Now this was very interesting as we never really run into walleye but it got me thinking that obviously with the cold water the bait filled and warmer creek was the way to be. But after the conditions switched we would still run into the walleye first thing in the morning. I have to imagine that those fish move deep and roam outside there respective creek mouths waiting for a a few degree temp change (night) to come into the more bait concentrated areas aka the creeks and bays. Now I have often speculated why we don't catch more walleye around this area in Lake O and honestly I just think that they suspend in right in the Brown trout zones but dont bite because the offering for BT's and the speed of the troll is not conducive to walleye. I would be intrigued to see if a all night vigil at any of the local pier mouths with minnows or crawlers would be a good way to put more walleyes on the shore or heck even a midnight troll might work wonders. Anyway thanks for the awesome reports!

Ah see I figured as much. I need to find those places where I know the lakers will be and until then I am stumbling in the dark. Well not to intrude to much but could you possibly PM me with some general info on Cana Laker jigging? Just trying to pick a new method up and keep myself entertained when the fishing in Rochester bores me

Ah ok that is good info to know. I have a question for you though, when jigging for the lakers what does your screen look like? Do you jig to isolated marks or are you looking for four to five grouped up?

So my dad and I drove from Rochester to jig for smallies and lakers which we heard are pretty abundant in the lake. Now I have researched for some time on how to jig lakers and the DEC report said that the jigging was good in 110 FOW. However the screen was desolate out that deep and no marks were present, so we motored into the shallower water around 30 FOW and despite seeing great humps and ridges with marks on them we could not get the fish to take. We threw tubes, worms, cranks, you name it but we came up empty. We moved back deep and marked fish in seventy feet of water. We got one hit and then nothing. Discouraging day to say the least as I am a pretty competent fisherman and I totally whiffed. Any insights into why we did so poorly? Also we were in the south end. [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Hey guys if anyone of you is thinking of getting rid of a leadcore rig please let me know! PM or comment on this thread to let me know so I can take it off your hands!

Bloodshot your the man! Thats exactly what I needed to hear

Hey guys I was just wondering if any of you know about the walleye in the reservoir above the Waterport dam on the oak. Now I know they are in there cause I have seen them stacked up on the a few key drop offs and points around the lake but I want to know if there are some concrete facts around targeting these fish regularly. Everyone seems to be super opposed to talking about the walleye in that body of water and all I could get out of a resident is that they were there but he would not say anything else. Gonna explore the lake a little bit but I was just wondering if you guys had any helpful info about the walleye there.

The slider rig is exactly what we are doing! I actually got a few more fish today for my younger brothers and what I ended up doing was splitting a green twig halfway open and pinching it on the line. When the fish pickup the stick pops on the first guide and the fish just keep taking line. Worked pretty dang well but I like the bobber idea!

Hey guys I took my little bro down the the erie canal for some newbie carp fishing, because I wanted him to tangle with a nice fish rather than a tiny sunny. So armed with my own vanilla soaked corn we chummed up a nice shoreline section, cast our corn and waited. Lo and behold we got a few nice rips but the carp would drop the bait and we were getting frustrated. I assumed the hooks were too apparent to the sensitive mouths so I loaded each hook up with all the corn it could hold and it did the trick. My little bros line fired and the fight was on! After some coaching and reminding him to fight like the river monsters guy, my little bro landed this beauty carp in 15 min on 8lb test! The smile says it all

The way I figure it the walleye from the canal migrate in with the filling of the canal from erie and other non canal sources. My gut feeling says these fish are clean and good to eat but I really dont know nor have I eaten any fish from the canal.

Bosco- Awesome info, and posts like that make this sight very valuable. Everyone else thanks for the information and I should be posting more wally pics soon!

Hahaha ha I know what you mean. But its cool as I do not catch them very often, but ya I really want to jig for them now because I would rather not drag in a wet bag (walleye) going trolling speed. Bosco if you have any tips for jigging em up or anything else let me know!

Yah we were trolling the deep divers and that is what this guy hit. but I want the fight while slowly floating and not trolling!

Ya thats right first time out and I connect with the target species!! We nailed one other smallmouth and had alot of hits but ended with one wally and one smallmouth. I am pretty stoked as it was a reasonable fish and now I just need to fine tune to get a bunch more. Also alot of nice arcs on the graph in the canal and I know alot of those are carp and sheepies, but I gotta believe that some of those are walleye as well. Man this gets me excited and now I wonder if I trolled against the current, if it would it be productive to float and jig live bait on the way back down? I am stoked! Enjoy the pic!

Wow awesome info! night or daytime?