Merry Christmas! Thanks to all that make this site a pleasure to read. May Santa bring you a boat full of fish each time out!
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The stern mounted one I have has an adjustable shaft length. It simply slides up to run shallow.
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True beauty at least the squirrels n mice won't get to it. I'm sure someone will display it with pride.
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The fish and bait will be in winter mode, deep bait and fish. I wouldn't be afraid to fish 170-200' down.
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Lol! Yea I figured just busting on ya. I'm jealous you got out, I may try this week. Thanks for the report, last time I was out I had to go to long point to find fish.
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Sounds like fun but I'm confused, Deans cove is on the west side and if you ran north that's no where near T- falls... :huh:
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Thanks guys, I want to have a pro look at her teeth, I will post pics of her jaw after I process her, get some opinions.
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Had a really cool morning hunt yesterday. Caught this old girl settling into a small patch of Goldenrod. After a stalk and a fawn blatt she stood up and gave me a shot. I have been lucky to be able to harvest some nice deer in my time but this girl is one of my favorites. Weight, 135lbs, she had a broken leg that had healed and her teeth were almost totally gone. Guessing 6 1/2- 8 1/2 yrs old. The matriarch is down! As I went to retrieve her I almost stepped on her fawn, she taught many of those little ones well I tip my hat to her life, I give her my respect...
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So true, NY is in trouble with its mature deer population. DEC take a look at how Ohio does it and make a plan to get NY out of that number ones worst place to hunt whitetail
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I agree with you in my experience the scum line is usually current running north. If there are weeds they will be in those. I think that the water is a bit more oxygenated in those slicks. In the spring the mud lines show current direction very well and I like to fish the edges then too. Next time out this winter I am going to try a large spoon or stick to mimic a stocker sized brown. I knew an older guy that had pics of huge browns he caught with 6" stick baits in the middle of the winter on Cayuga. Gonna give it a try.... again, nice report thanks.
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