Sk8man

I sure hope things improve Stan.....I know reports from the traditional spawning areas and gateways to them (e.g. Cook Inlet) have not been encouraging in the past few years for salmon from everything I've heard.

Very well put Mike

Pretty cool Ed first time I've seen that.

Sounds as though the axle needs to be moved to re-distribute the weight. Sounds like a lot of tongue weight to me. You should also have a full tank of gas in the boat so it doesn't slosh back and forth. Often the width of the wheelbase can be a factor but it shouldn't be with that truck. I had to get an Expedition rather than the Explorer because of that issue. I also had to have the axle on my trailer moved a couple times before the weight of the boat was right. Prior to that it was like going down the road and having the tail wag the dog as the front wheels of the Explorer were nearly off the ground.

I think this is the link for the Duckhunters Club : http://senecalakeduckhunters.net/

And all this for just $19.99.....and wait....you can get a second set of everything... just pay shipping and handling.... Holy cow! are you folks set up or what? The fish don't have a chance this season

You might want to think about just PM'ing info

There used to be a place right on Wellesley Island where you could get the Canadian license....just can't remember the name of the place It was a ways from the park though. Maybe ask at the park gate or at the store at the boat rental launch

Not exactly a new method....been done for many years but for a number of recent years much of Keuka hasn't frozen enough (especially the Branchport arm) to get out there to do it.

I don't think you want to test out the line.... now that significant security concerns are heightened both sides monitor very closely and will intercept and detain you if you stray too far.

Welcome to LOU ...I too used to live there on West Avenue in the village.