bandrus1

I guess I didn't think of the taking, only the possessing part. It still isn't enforceable regardless

I have never seen this before. I'd like to read that regulation Edit it is not illegal "Which takes us to the main point of the blog’s title. With a push to make things more restrictive as far as creel limits in Lake Ontario, should we also be looking at a law or regulation that does not allow captains and/or mates to keep their limits, too? Currently, it’s a gray area. If they have a fishing license, they are entitled to their own limit of fish." https://www.outdoornews.com/2019/02/11/in-the-wake-of-new-regs-proposals-is-it-time-to-restrict-captain-and-mate-limits-on-charters/

We have pages and pages of people arguing about it. And like admitted, you couldn't produce a picture of a whole limit. This should really be the end of the argument is that on the whole, it doesn't matter if the limit changes from 3 to 2 it will impact probably .005 percent of all the trips on Lake Ontario and you could probably even circumvent it if you really want to by keeping the Captain's and mate's limit on charters if you insisted

So we are arguing that their day would be ruined because they could only keep 10 steelhead not 15? That wouldn't even be a legal limit of steelhead under the proposed regulation. Again after all this debate I'm sticking by that this will have 0 impact on lake fishing or tribs because people hardly ever limit out on steelhead on the lake anyway

Ok so we are arguing that saying sorry guys you could only keep 8 not 12 would ruin their day?

Still waiting on a pic of a charter with a lake limit of steelhead

Could you use bobber stops?

Problem is they were never rated for heavy weights

are those the shipped prices?

Sea nymph gls

I am missing one aspect. Do you basically start your troll, find desired depth and let it hit bottom and reel up a little and that's how much line you have out?

Awesome job Pete, this is absolute top notch tutorial. I especially liked all the background. You have a real talent as an educator

Yes, they were covered or stored. There was a specific run of them that had this condensation issue that they resolved supposedly. Issue is you don't know how old new ones you are buying are

I have had 2116's for 2 years and had to replace the electric counts that came stock with them. I had to replace them 3 weeks after install due to condensation build up in them. It is such a known issue that all I had to do was call Scotty and tell them and they sent me 2 free and I sent them the serial number of counters. My friend who is a regular charter has gone threw 12 on his 4 riggers in 5 years

I do in fact and that is why I recommend 2116's thanks for asking And if you can link me to mechanical 2116 counters for them I'll buy them right now

correct... I doubt he is buying riggers from 94

Scotty rigger counters have history has issues fogging up and becoming ruined from condensation Also they are self contained battery controlled I believe so the counters do have a "life" to them.

One downside on Scotty is the counter issues but that's just something ya live with