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Nice Tip Sea.  My kid and I went out turned around and pulled it.  A little too rough for a 16' this morning.

Nice job out there Cap'n Rich

In order to make tight turns, you need to use planer boards that pull hard.  Ie. the amish outfitter boards pull like crazy and will keep the tow lines taut. Just my opinion

awesome thx 

Yeah the city ramp is kind of a mess too. I had to move some logs to launch yesterday morning. 

Thanks

Folks does anyone know if Irondequoit put the ramp dock in?  

Yeah that’s why I called them. Closest launch east is Hughes closest west is I bay. Good luck

For anyone that wonders what the status of the Bear Creek launch is.  I spoke to the Town of Ontario yesterday.  They estimate the launch will not be open until Memorial Day.

I have a Rebel XL 1650 sport.  I run the post right into the seat post hole straight through to the hull and use some PVC fittings to take up the room around the post in the hole so it doesnt move around.  Two pieces of paracord from the top to the front cleats holds it securely while trolling.  Never had a problem, but I really like polishcannons rig above

New price ttt

2013 Lund Rebel XL 1650 with 2013 Mercury 60hp four stroke and 2014 Shorelander single axle trailer.
Boat includes Minnkota Terrova 55 with I pilot and remote control and foot control(excellent condition). Humminbird (console) 998 HD SI, Humminbird (bow) 958 HD. Standard Horizon GPS Marine Radio GX1700 (all excellent condition and working as should). Tonneau cover (good condition), bimini cover with side curtains (like new condition). The boat has a bow live well/bait well), rod storage compartments. Bow storage compartments. Four seats total, two deluxe seats, one standard seat and a bow casting pedestal seat.
60 HP Mercury four stroke outboard with approximately 125 or so hours, new impeller at the end of 2019, oil and gear lube just changed. New batteries in spring of 2020. 12 volt deep cycle(new March 2022) and 12 volt cranking battery(new 2020).  Engine runs great.  All work done by East Fork Pro Marine (Tom Barbera)
The Shorelander bunk trailer is a single axle with spare tire. New axle in 2019 and new tires in 2020.
Everything is in great condition. Engine runs perfect. The boat has been stored indoors over the winters.
I have one Cannon short arm manual downrigger for it as well and a few track mount rod holders.  This plenty of perch and walleye and brown trout fishing to be done this year. I have been using it already this year.
I am asking $19950.  No low ballers, no trades, cash only please. If it is still up here its still for sale

On 8/16/2021 at 10:06 AM, njbas said:

is it still available?

That boat sold years ago.

 On Friday there was a lot of dead alewives floating around near the Genny and I bay. We were marking bait like mad schools ten feet thick.

Where are the stream guys on this?  Last fall was a joke for the salmon and brown run because of low water levels in the stream.  Yes they have to increase outflows now to get the ships through because there was no snow pack up north to speak of.  They should have realized this by the beginning of February and reduced outflows then.  Unreal. IJC are morons.

Nice Capt Rich.

Hybrid? lol Love the smiles.   

Nice Rich

You should have enough water.  Border Patrol has used the launch for their 36'

awesome boat.  Good luck this season . Go get em troop

2 hours ago, HB2 said:

And furthermore , we as representatives have been appointed  by our highly respected  federal government's . So that 

Fact alone should make it clear we are highly qualified in our decision making . 

 

There are some native species and water bugs that were in peril . So all the high water damage and the impending low water are a small price to pay to insure their survival. The loss of revenue of lake shore businesses and damage  from high water  has all been factored in .

 

So in a show of good faith , everyone should get on board with this . And please give us the appreciation we deserve . We know better than you on this issue . 

 

 

You have no idea who I am.  Just like I have no idea who you are.  So please don't tell me that you know better me or anyone else for that matter.  I don't remember the general public being queried if they would be interested in being part of IJC.  I am sure had they been there would have been representatives from the business world and other community representatives to give input.  Where are the results of the studies that were done to show how an insect, takes precedence over peoples livelihoods and property. Please tell me what "highly respected" part of our government and the Canadian government appointed you.   Where are you people when invasive species are entering our waters and lands.  NO WHERE

Interesting that there wasn't any problem with shipping or hydroelectric power prior to Prop 14.  So this only had to do with back flushing the wetlands.  Now correct if I am wrong but we didn't let water out in the spring because it would flood out Canadian cities.  Then in the fall we open it up so that ships could get through without any problems because of summer evaporation.  So please Mr. IJC explain to me how your plan has helped.  Go back to the way it was.  Your plan has done nothing but cost this state and people millions of dollars.  It has not benefited anyone.  It destroys lake front properties when it is high and when it is low boaters, marinas, waterfront owners with docks, waterfront restaurants, charter fishing etc. , suffer and lose money.  Many of these businesses lost money because of COVID shutdown and restrictions imposed on them.  So again I ask how does your plan benefit anyone.  I grew up on the water, recreate on the water and work on the water.  I still see plenty of redwing blackbirds, muskrats and other marsh wildlife thriving.  So please  Mr. IJC don't tell me that your "plan" has a positive effect on anything.  It needs to be repealed asap.  

Alewife population looks good this year on the south shore.  I had browns puking them up all over my boat yesterday.

Top three from a great day yesterday. Rats and Renoskys in green and chartreuse were the go to. 38 deg water was the ticket.  Thanks to Rich Hajecki for suggesting the Genny over Bear.  I did learn a little Capt.