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Great post and nice photos Mike! We fished a little North of Dean's and had similar results with the only variation being a brown off of a gobie imitation spoon on a cheater. The group of guys we had fishing turned in very similar totals but Mike forgot to mention that he bested us all. Next time bud! Nice fishing! Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

If anyone thinks this price is too high throw me a pm. I'm surprised at the lack of interest.. Looking for offers.. Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Believe it is a 1980 or so model year with bucket loader, 3 pt hitch and PTO. Runs great and only needs front tires. Great food plot tractor or woods tractor. Selling for Lions Camp Badger in Spencer NY. We are a not for profit camp for special needs kids. Asking $4000 PM me to come take a look. Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Well said BS. I'd add that if you are lucky enough to own a piece of ground that you can hunt on, it should be up to you as to which deer you would like to harvest. I do my best to increase the carrying capacity of the land I hunt and I feel it's up to the hunter to make their choice to shoot a whichever it be, a young deer or trophy buck if you like. To put restrictions on us ludicrous! NY state has already taken away our rights that were given to us in our deeds. We just rent the property from the state and county. Owning land in NY has become taxing in all definitions. I like to kill mature bucks yes but I love to have back straps on charcoal more! QDM should be quality deer land management with the emphasis on improving the carrying capacity and bettering the herd. Requiring that you pass on a deer that you may enjoy eating way more than your wife enjoys hitting with her new car just doesn't make sense. Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Queensbury NY South end of lake George Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

https://www.fish307.com/big-jon-downrigger-part-2205-heavy-duty-motor/ Fish307.com is a great site NY company.. Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Look forward to your posts Ed, good luck with those browns this spring! Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Ed the water level was up on Cayuga, what happened to your lift situation, did you have to move it? Excavate?? Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thanks guys! Looking forward to a great year. Cayuga certainly looks like it will produce some great fish again this year! Mike not sure why but that gold fly seems to be hot in the cooler, dirty water. Sorry didn't grab a pic of brown.. [emoji226] Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

That is gorgeous bet you can't wait to get fish blood all over it! Congrats on a really stellar setup! Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

That wind was brutal you were out??? You are diehard!! [emoji123] Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

An absolute epic day for us on Cayuga. We launched out of Taughannock and fishing started slow with the air temps still in the 30's. Picked up a small salmon and then a keeper one as we messed around out in front of Taughannock and headed north. The screen looked really good outside the plume from Taughannock falls but fish were tight lipped. Continued North with pretty much a blank screen and we picked a few small Lakers off the mag dipsy with a gold n purple fly name?? Early riser maybe... Decided to check out around Milliken and there were lots of fish hugging bottom in 110-135'. These fish were willing ready n hungry and we ended up landing about a half dozen nice Lakers in that area. Headed back south the rigger I had set at 135' down hit and took drag! My buddy Dave took hold and pulled in the biggest Cayuga Laker my boat has ever seen. Officially 12.34 lbs on my digital scale. After photos she was revived and kicked hard going back to her deep bait pods. The spin doctor was a custom painted Bellis special and the fly was an ironduke UV wild child. As a bonus near the mouth of Taughannock we picked a nice brown on a Warrior spoon. Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Very cool I know right where you are! Which hotel are you at? Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

https://www.driftwoodaruba.com/ We went out on the charter and brought back fish then it was prepared for us at the restaurant. I'd highly recommend it and if you catch a tuna have it prepared saviche style, best meal I have ever had! As far as shore fishing I saw a few small Bone fish but no one fishing.. snorkeling was fun take a bagel out with you and you will have hundreds of little buddies eating outta your hand. Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Well said, yes that is the consensus I'm nuts, lol my wife would agree [emoji16] Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Ok I see your points, just my opinion on a struggling guy. I understand your frustrations. I'm trying to be more forgiving in my life, not going so good for me on that level... But Lord I'm trying.. Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Don't be quick to judge him, no one is walking in his shoes. Yes he had a tough time filling orders but he was by far the best artist when it came to painting a lure. One of you guys with deep pockets should help him get to the next level instead of burying him. Business man?, not really, but he gave it a good go... Maybe he will turn it a around. Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app