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DEC Announces Actions to Protect Salmon River Fish Populations
HB2 replied to mudflat's topic in Open Lake Discussion
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DEC Announces Actions to Protect Salmon River Fish Populations
HB2 replied to mudflat's topic in Open Lake Discussion
So " F " Pulaski and the entire region around it and the people who have invested a whole lot into it ? I see a whole lot Me , Me ,Me on here . We have some of the best fishing opportunities in the world for all styles of angling in this state and some complain about it . Kudos to the DEC for consistently providing it for us . Met Dave and his wife once . They both seem like nice level headed folks with experience who care about the fishery as a whole . And realize all facets are important going forward . Sounds like we might have a few leaner king years for a while because of the bait situation . Can't wait to see how that goes over . -
DEC Announces Actions to Protect Salmon River Fish Populations
HB2 replied to mudflat's topic in Open Lake Discussion
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DEC Announces Actions to Protect Salmon River Fish Populations
HB2 replied to mudflat's topic in Open Lake Discussion
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DEC Announces Actions to Protect Salmon River Fish Populations
HB2 replied to mudflat's topic in Open Lake Discussion
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DEC Announces Actions to Protect Salmon River Fish Populations
HB2 replied to mudflat's topic in Open Lake Discussion
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Went out yesterday afternoon for 45 min and again this morning . Cold water , no hits Fished from 10 to 30 ft . Saw a few on the screen and some jumpers .
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New(to me) boat - what would you look for? 10-13k range
HB2 replied to Dan M's topic in This Old Boat
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Sandy in Hamlin?
HB2 replied to Bluefin54's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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DEC Announces Actions to Protect Salmon River Fish Populations
HB2 replied to mudflat's topic in Open Lake Discussion
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DEC Announces Actions to Protect Salmon River Fish Populations
HB2 replied to mudflat's topic in Open Lake Discussion
Those dying fish are put in the lake for the sole purpose to generate money for the region and tax dollars for the state . We took a ride up that way to the hatchery last Fall and could not believe the amount of cars / people all the,way up the river from Pulaski to Altmar . And no doubt dropping a lot of cash . And that area depends on it . So if you think they are going to shut it down , that ain't going to happen . -
DEC Announces Actions to Protect Salmon River Fish Populations
HB2 replied to mudflat's topic in Open Lake Discussion
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Sandy small boat`n Sun
HB2 replied to HB2's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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DEC Announces Actions to Protect Salmon River Fish Populations
HB2 replied to mudflat's topic in Open Lake Discussion
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Save the money and Get a speed probe / surface temp add on for your depth finder . 40 to 70$ . It's not a fish hawk but will be a huge help. I love my buckets . Would not be without them . I attribute a,lot of my fish to them. And they are free.
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That s crazy . A lot of ,in fact most of the hits I get are going into the wave .Mostly because I head west out of port and head to my fishing grounds which are farther than I drop lines . Learn how to do it . Without speed you should be using speed forgiving lures and turning a lot . SOG is pretty much worthless unless you note the direction of troll on the hit and duplicate the direction . Even that is hit and miss because a few degrees either way can seriously affect your down speed .
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Ditto on the buckets I use 1 on each side on my 21 trophy w/ 230 IO for 35 years . I posted on here how to make them a while back Tie them to mid ship cleat and adjust rope so they are about 4 ft from the transom running on the sides . They are as big a part of my equipment as anything on my boat and are in and out of the water all day to fine tune my speed . As far a trolling straight , that's on the driver . Driving the boat to get fish to bite is an art form IMO . I get as many hits or more trolling into waves,as going with them .
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Sandy small boat`n Sun
HB2 replied to HB2's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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New(to me) boat - what would you look for? 10-13k range
HB2 replied to Dan M's topic in This Old Boat
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With the forecast , I wasn't going out and was going to fish the creek but I saw lights on Coyote K boat so I went out behind him . Flatest seas I've seen in weeks . But the lake flipped and cold water . Made a few passes with no hits . Last ditch effort I flat lined across the mouth my precious pearl white black dot #3 Northport nailer j plug and tagged a nice hen for eggs . Beat that spot up and that was it .
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Finally got out this,morning to easterly rollers . My normal Small boat tactics J plugs program. Started close,and worked out to 40 ft . Really did not see much so made a last pass in 20 ft . One rod went off bounced a few times and nothing there . As I was reeling it it the other hooked up to a nice hen which was released . #4 silver bullet took the fish and #3 green glo took the hit . Went back out for evening run . No hits .
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And I'm sure you are more than happy to donate the next 2 months of your salary or pension to those that have had the the rug pulled out from under them for the greater good . You know , to share the burden . Walk a mile in their shoes . Until then , your words don't mean much. Inconvenience and losing everything are two different things. There are risks in life . Americans use to be brave . What happened?
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Death from this are way down , or am I wrong ? A lot of the positives are asymptomatic , or am I wrong about that ? People get sick and die every day . From a lot of stuff . I refuse to be afraid of it . Dont be get paid for 6 months , lose what you have worked for all you're life and then talk to me . From a strictly medical point of view maybe you are right to try and save everyone . From a practical point , it's time to go for it .




