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Really cool. Please share if you have knowledge of this mystery. Thank you.
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Was down on the dock winterizing the motors today. No dead fish near me, clear water . Had a few blooms by us this year. Not much of a sawbelly die off this spring and at least in front of our place the weeds weren't nearly as high as previous years. Trout fishing improving.
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Really good question s I haven't thought about Roy's boys dec, we know you monitor these thriedes , please comment to us..
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Wow. I haven't been to Keuka in a couple decades. Back then it was common to limit out on lakers in a couple hours. Usually just up to 5 lbs. Loss of bait maybe, but pollution, really? With all that money living on the shore seems like they would be screaming. Idk. Anyone fishing there regularly care to weigh in?
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👍Paying it forward. May good karma shine upon you.
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Congratulations Frogger and everyone. Was a great derby, weather was awesome for 2 days. So enjoyable and already looking forward to next year. This lake is on it's way back. I think, looking at the big picture, the Dec has a decent picture of what is happening. Of course., everything subject to Mother Nature's whim.
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Really good fish! Beats my pb on Cayuga by several pounds. Congratulations!
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Got out for an hour today, had one decent fish on for a minute. Temperature 57,lots of bait and numerous marks. If the weather holds it could be really good derby.
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Hey Polski, didn't want to leave you hanging...boat hoist maintenance guys rescheduled for today so didn't get out. Like many local guys I get quiet a week before the derby. Generally speaking on Seneca this time of year a person would do well to work the points. Also hard to go wrong working 80 to 120 feet of water. Good luck, hope you come in second place!🫠
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Going to wet some lines tomorrow. Anything exciting will let you know.
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Really good report, thank you. So good to see that quality fish released. Fiberglass fish look great and the story is the same.
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Thanks salmonsize, been out on the road a few days. Link was perfect.
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Oops. Forgot to add that article is in this month's Conservationist.
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FYI, a nice article (imo) regarding Seneca with some ancient history.
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Mine is flat enough to fit a large battery box surrounded by Styrofoam. Plenty of places to attach ss hooks to attach rubber bungees to strap battery down.
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For sure needs to be strapped down. Placement towards the bow helps mitigate the weight of the trolling motor on the stern.
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I've got a '97 19.6 Fishmaster. I've located a big 12v gel battery in the floor storage in front of the bow seat for riggers, and a 12 v dual purpose in the stern port side.
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Location?
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Great thread. From my Dad many years ago. He was trolling n on the east side as he usually did. Off to his port he noticed a loon acting weird. As he passed his rigs (thermocline, thanks Dad) started bobbing. He grabbed the rod,brought it in and of course the loon started moving. Eventually Dad pulled in a rod/reel combo (that I use to this day) he pulled the line in as close as he could and cut it. Anyway got a bunch but Dad was there.
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I will agree with chrome slayer. I shoot a savage with smokeless and the powerbelts produce fine accuracy but I have had dismal expansion results on 3 deer. I no longer use them.
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A bit off topic but my neighbor and I recently planted a dozen chestnuts down in Seneca cnty. I planted the collossul (sp) chestnut out of I think washington st.supposed to be blight resistant. My kids will find out.
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8 minutes ago, blueghost1 said:
Nope , I do just fine catching fish on Seneca and usually place in this derby . Ask the other guys on the post...have other obligations that weekend.
Sorry Mr.Blue GOast, wasn't meant for you. My fat fingers on a tiny phone. Apologies.
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Holy crud. What a comeback! Without a doubt a bunch of hard work. You earned it young man. Congratulations.