lakebound88

Hank, i was thinking the same thing, then i read your post......

i assume you got it fixed if you made it on the water today!!

I am a normal now to your shop! You guys down there are great and willing to help us out! i tell everyone to go there! Nick

Last weekend, when i was in mexico bay, we had a brown, that the entire side was missing, you could see through the bones to the inners....suprisingly, the fish fought well, and was a nice release to fight again....hope everyhing is running smooth now!

if youre interested, it will be easier to reach him by phone i believe. i will see if i can post his number for him

Bob and i fished seneca on the south end today in the nice ny weather, we fished spoons and wire, running flasher fly and spoons, we managed about 15 fish, mostly landlocks, with some browns and a few lakers. all fish were spoon bite with one on the flasher fly. all fish healthy, some had marks, killed two eels. pictures to come. big fish of the day.

good job, fished south end, did good.

welcome guys! and thanks.

Thanks buddy. going out tomorrow if ya wanna tag along..rain though.

good job. hope to see ya on the wet stuff soon.

evening gents, we went out this morning, Ed,Rodney, and his father. bright and early, started east and bait was scarce so were the fish, moved over the the west side abot 9 and sarted getting into them, flasher and fly was the main bite on wire and some spoons took land locks and browns. managed to boat about 15 fish out of 18 or so hits. some nice browns and a real nice land lock, with some cookie cutters as well. lost a big LL first thing too. we kept a few for the grill, only about 6 fish total today had lamphreys and we killed one of them that was attached, two got away.. be out tomorrow in the rain as well. here is a shot of the KEOKE rule

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Rodney and Ed, I will be on seneca tomorrow. might make a small run up the lake and fish. monitoring ch. 68. If anyone else is around, and when they come off the water we can have a cookout at my dock at ervays..im sure there will be fresh fish Tight Lines and good luck.

dave, good luck, i passed you on youre way home yesterday in horseheads by the holding point! i figured you would of done good yesterday, think the sun killed the fishing?

i odnt think you will have a problem pushing the boat. i have fished out of plenty with the weight you are pushing and they all use from a 9-15.....high thrust long shaft is your better bet. plus, as far as weight distribution, what side are your batteries on??

i use my blow back on my riggers to judge what i like, i will go by my down speed more than my gps. however, u run through alot of batteries on my cannon probe...need to update

try using some inlines. The z boards work great! we used them the otherday in heavy wave action. held their course!

used the baby-Z's and the big brothers so far, awesome tracking inlines!!!

when ya spool 15 rods, you can use it up fast

gps always seem to read a bit faster... that water temps is low, were you in the south end? i saw there was a mud line saturday from the east side below the painted rock that came across to the break walls...

at least the sun was out....what were you running mostly?

thanks hank, maybe they can help. i didnt see the "idiot warranty" though ill call them tomorrow. p.s. what do you think would make a 6hp sea king spit and sputter wide open no choke..?

oh man, i hope they can help me out, i got the rod at a great deal at west marine for only 20 bucks, but i really wanna get'er fixed thanks guys

ok sounds good. ill make a phone call or two and see what i can get....