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SuperDave

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  • Birthday 11/07/1961

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    MUskie,smallmouth bass

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  1. Matt knows how to get under the skin of Leaf fans. That's his gift. As a Leaf fan myself, I laugh at a lot of the comments because frankly, some are correct. I have been arguing with others on FB about the pre season being " meaningless". As I watched the Leafs get clobbered in Ottawa, I could not help but think that the Leafs were not ready to play. Meaningless, im told. Maybe Ottawa on paper had the " better" lineup, but the Leafs were not ready from the opening faceoff. Now, think back to last year or even many years and how often you have seen that? Too often in my opinion. This is what is supposed to change under the new management. They better work on that. Now, next night in TO it's payback time! Our lineup is stacked minus a couple of ringers but for the most part, the Leafs " on paper" should win. So as it turns out..... the Leafs outplayed them badly, were up 2-1 and blew the lead, and pulled their goalie and were scored on not once, but twice right away to stop any thoughts of tying the game. This is what drives me nuts as a fan of the blue and white. Same old things that haunted them last year, popping up in the "meaningless" pre season games. So, if the Leafs eventually get things straightened out (and how long have we been waiting for that) it could be a long season for Leaf fans on here and Matt will have all the ammo he needs! I expect a different season than last year. Some improvement on defensive play would be nice. Playoffs? Mathews scoring 40? All depends if these players can buy into a system of defense and do it right. And the goalie will have to stand on his head too. That's my rant Dave
  2. Great job catching fish! You are not the only one disappointed in these wind forecasts. They have not been accurate at all.
  3. First time chasing Muskie?? I hope you have a proper net for landing purposes. Also, a good set of hook cutters and long nose pliers. And of course, proper Muskie fishing rod,reel, line etc. If so.... PM me I will give you some advice. Cheers, Dave
  4. And next year Governator, you will have to carry the card AND your printed license from your computer.
  5. Because that makes way too much sense!
  6. The card expires every 3 years. I always purchased a license for a year and had to carry a ridiculous piece of paper printed out on my computer. This year, since my card expired, I decided I would get a 3 year license so both expire at same time. The new card arrived with my license stamped on the back. Now I have just the card and no paper. I'm happy with that!
  7. I usually call the DEC in April to renew. The service is professional and they usually have it mailed to me within a week. And no stupid outdoors card needed. Just a license.
  8. Hopefully NY waters for bronzebacks if this rain ever stops and the lake clears up.
  9. I have been going there for a week in Oct. the last 6 years. Yes, the fishing is tough. Scenery is out of this world! One of my favorite places to fish. Totem Point is a great place to stay. You don't have to travel far to catch Muskie is all I can tell you. The Hamilton Chapter of Muskies Canada will be having their annual outing there Oct 13,14,and 15th. So if you're up there around that time, you could definitely benefit from chatting up a few guys. At least, they could point out any hazards to you.
  10. That's right. They are $25 for 1 in the stores. Plus, SA company has cool designs!
  11. Yup those face shields do the trick. Got 5 for $15 from SA company saw it on Facebook. No pun intended!
  12. To clarify. we only fish the pre spawn. Never do we hang over bass beds(purposely) with senkos or anything else. Once water hits 60 degrees we give it up. Best fishing is in the 55 degree range. Been doing it for about 5 years now and it tides me over until Muskie season and bass opener on Canadian soil.
  13. Got out tues for my first attempt at some spring bass in NY waters. No pics but we caught several nice smallies on tubes. This is the earliest I've managed to catch these big bronzebacks. Lots of fun, beautiful day, looking forward to the fishing only getting better!
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