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One option that has helped archers stay in the game is an ARD sight. Check out their Facebook page and web site. Last year I went to one on my compound and it helped and has helped many with tired eyes or different eye issues. Too much to explain here but the owner will even talk to you on the phone. Archery Red Dot. Im sure this will be a better option than trying to learn to shoot a RH bow left handed.
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The naturalization of Pacific Salmon in the Great Lakes is one of the greatest fishery stories of all time. After being screwed up by the construction of the seaway and rampant gill netting it is awesome to see protected sites like this. We need more ladders, dam removal and protected spawning water.
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I know it doesn’t always line up with your trawl findings but all species seem to be having no problem finding and eating giant, old alewives(wasted fish flesh?) . We have for weeks had some fouling of our lines by impaling alewives. Guys are encountering these extra large alewives at spawning sites as well Of course we are seeing other age classes of alewives but it seems like an uptick in the extremely large population. Stay well and get some rod time in for yourself. Lady O is heavy with 2 yr olds this year but the fight in the fish is extraordinary now that they are in full blown Summer pattern.
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New Marine Surveyor Business
Capt Vince Pierleoni replied to Tall Tails's topic in Open Lake Discussion
This is great news! My experience with surveys both in purchasing/selling as well as insurance surveys has been less than stellar. The so called “certified” surveyors have been the worst. The fact that Brian is in our community of anglers and isn’t going anywhere should bring confidence in making him the choice when a survey is required. Good luck with your new venture Brian! -
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Agreed. 2 yr old Kings will dominate and be healthy. I had a 10lb returning “Jack” from last Sept aged by DEC because I was suspicious by it build that it was only a 1.5 yr old. Sure enough it came back at 1.5 yrs old! As for Kings feasting on that big alewife year class- lets hope so. It will even out the age structure and give this years alewife crop a shot at better survival. If not for King predation on alewife, this biomass would be a mess.