zackblain

I only ever hear of big ones (8#+) being caught anymore which makes me think that natural reproduction hasn't been occurring yet

springwater rod and gun club used to stock it yearly with walleye, apparently the DEC polled a bunch of fisherman and decided that they wanted to focus on creating a naturally sustaining rainbow population. After that happened, I guess they pulled Springwaters permit to stock. Personally I would love to see a healthy walleye population in Hemlock, there are tons of trout lakes.

looks like a nice hemlock eye?

price drop 1150$

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Honeoye, near canandaigua

Selling a 12' flat bottom aluminum boat with a 9.9hp force by mercury tiller motor. Comes with a nice shorelander trailer, oars, 6 gallon fuel tank, 4 attwood rod holders, and an anchor. Message or text five8five4seven2six63four if you would like more details or pictures. Asking 1300$

keep in mind that the lowrance dsi models ONLY have the down imaging, no traditional sonar. I dont think the imaging will work well for jigging purposes

on humminbirds you can adjust brightness, change backdrop color, change color palates of sonar returns and so on. I keep mine on the same max brightness with a white background and never have issues with visibility

heres a few older shots from my 597

If you can swing an extra hundred or so go for a humminbird 386ci. It's a color unit with built in gps. I have a 597ci hd and love it. It has a flasher mode if you're used to that for ice fishing/jigging. I use it in regular graph mode with the RTS(real time sonar) on the side for jigging and it's awesome. I have no issues picking up a 3/8oz jig in 100' of water while jigging. Gps is also very nice for when you want to run around and mark fish before you actually start fishing them. I'll load up some screen shots when I get time

no walleye left in honeoye, weed killer killed em off

TDD11 - 20 back, 10 - 60 back, 17 - 100 back, 23 - 160 back, 28 - 200 back, maxes out 29

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slobs! nice work