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Gasbuddy's asks if you are driving.

Just bought SeaFoam Marine at CARQUEST 7:89/bottle. Bowmanville store.

I practiced 2 days the week of the tournament and 2 days the week before and seen dead fish in all areas of the lake. There was alarming amount filleted. Because of the tournament we own all these fish including the ones filleted.

Like I've stated. Canada/US has 2 levels of penalties Stressed and Dead. Somebody trained checks every fish for length and condition. There might be way more stressed fish. The board knows every penalty and who got the penalty. So hope I hope to see interview process. I likely will here about it. Then they need pro scientist to look at all the in views. Dr Bruce Tuffs would be perfect for the job. Proven credentials and proven to follow the science to design the study. And report back. I would expect that we will know the results by the new rules next year.

Fish don't rot in 4 days Cliff. We have had some wind was it on your shore.

Shows up with different name twisting facts into truth with no regard for science. A cousin gave me his name and bio last time. I threw it out.

Rocky's Orillia are Quantum

The board has facts the go on. I'm hoping a real scientist like Bruce Tuff will look at the facts and move science forward.

I addressed this earlier in the thread.

On Balsam pike is open all year and the pike are shallow at the time.

It's weather. Might be 20 years before it repeats. Hopefully they can get a cause and a solution.

The fish are not wasted. They will be possessed this week and donated to the local food bank. This time the board has good info. They know every fish that was deemed stressed and all dead fish up to the weight in, and what boats weight them. It's 2 different penalty's. If more died in the liverelease boats that needs to be looked at. The heat is not likely the issue. "if" you caught your fish in Goose Bay in 75 degree water and then went out to the lake in 70 degree water you wouldn't have know issues. You would definitely have a problem if you took those fish back into Goose Bay. I learn this from fishing Sturgeon for 40 years. Now it would be great if Dr Bruce Tuff did a study on this and made it common knowledge and gave us some parameters to follow.

Birds are 5 x worst for interference low voltage.

Lowrance have a shallow water setting and a deep water setting. If yours is wrong you need to read manual theirs a procedure to change it.

Is that your power cord beside your Transducer cord. It would be fine if one was on top and other on bottom if pipe was plastic.. I one time had my Transducer cable across the battery. You just want to separate transducer cable from all other sources of power. Is your fish finder on your trolling motor battery. Just things like that. Fish finder are very sensitive to static and volt drop.

It sounds like installation problem. Did you wrap the transducer cord in a big ball and tape. This makes it a coil, the static builds up and you lose adjustments. Wrap your cord in something that does not conduct electricity. Wood, plastic. You could go to Source and buy a factory hub. And this ball of static is likely near you power wire.

Randy Spenceley 1 705 721 7806 ext 239. Pacific Marine

Somebody running a scarab will likely pay the fine and laugh at the idoit. 396 big block with nice cam. Sweet

Next week I think. The dam at Hastings is open for walleye. Crappie and Pike are open.

We started at 8am. took a bit to find fish. The rain was cold and the fish really wanted to bite. They either gulped or just there. So OK morning. Got a little nauticasl in the afternoon. Bewdly Pizza made it thru the winter without me.

Only left over March roe bags. I know what mine eat to day. Same every year.

It's a farm co op store great quality.

Feed them bucktails.

Early sat the wind is going to change direction every hour so that won't be bad.

You can ask 75% of the cottage owners on Rice Lake if there are any walleye in this lake and they will say no.