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Legacy, How old is your powder I had all most the same thing happen at the range. firsts shot 2 inch high second shot right in center 3 shoot 10 inch left. cleaned the gun shoot 3 more with the same kind of results. I talked with a guy that is in to muzzle loaders and said to try new fresh powder mine was 1 year old and that fixed the problem. dead on at 100 yards, I would have thought it was the scope for sure. just a thought good luck.
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I know a lot of you guys live more in the Rochester area but if you have a Merc take a look at Bow and Stern Marine in North Tonawanda on River rd. Paul,Tim and Chris are some of the best people in the world and will go way out of there way to help you. Chris is one of if not the best Merc tec around. they get very busy in spring all the way through summer so book ahead for service if you can. Paul is a very good walleye fisherman and can answer a lot of questions on boat rigging for trolling. If your not happy with your dealer check them out, i have bought many boats and motors from them and use them for service. they are top shelf in every way.
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WHAT THEY ALL SAID, GO WITH TROLLING BAGS. BAGS CAN ALSO HELP WITH STABILITY OF YOUR BOAT IN RUFF SEAS.
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Foot of Sheridan real nice launch this time of year the weeds get stacked up at the launch so you may need a rake to open a pathway in.
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ugly stick 7 foot downrigger rods. I have used them for salmon and walleye.
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What Vin said is right, we run 32lb. Blood run copper for eyes and at a speed of 1.5 a 175 copper is at about 50 ft to 55ft with a worm harness. with a crank bait it will most likely tag bottom. copper like lead is very speed dependent so the faster you go the higher in the water it will run. 300 ft of 45 lb copper in 60 ft of water is overkill for sure.
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YOU THINK DOING THE SAME THING EVERY YEAR THEY WOULD LEARN AND NOT MAKE THE SAME MISTAKES.
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you might want to check the size motors from model to model and what size balls you want to use. some can only handle 10 to 12 lb balls.
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my 2010 is 28 in. high mid way back on the side and 26 high across the back with the rod holders and riggers no way your falling out. these are great boats they have no wood to rot out and unlike most walk around boats the stripers walk around drain overboard not into the back of the boat. I love mine never had any problems. mine is an outboard. so an IO may be different.
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I have gone on a lot of charters from Florida to Mexico to Hawaii, what I want is honesty if its it wrong time of season and the fish are not there then tell me not take me on a $500 boat ride. I expect to catch some fish, that is what iam booking you for. If I run a charter and the week before we are crushing them, then the lake flipped and the fishing gets tough Ill call my guys and let them know they can then decide if they want to rebook later or cancel or fish. as far as touching gear that depends on the client, not everyone knows how to set a rigger or run out a copper line but if they want to learn great. if they show me they have the experience then have at it, no one want to sit on the hand all day, i always try to get the guys involved some way.
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Olcott 7/4
Norm Moser replied to Triumphchaos83's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Triumphchaos83, this should help, search up back bay web cam, it will show a good pic of the lake and docks its a live feed. -
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I have Merc 150 on my starcraft and yamaha 250 on my striper, I dont think you can go wrong with what ever you get. Just make sure there is a good repair shop close to home that you can trust to fix them if you need to. not all boat dealers work on every make motor you may find merc dealers wont work on nothing but merc and same for Yamaha, and honda . Each motor CAN need there own set of tools for different thing that need to get fixed.