Boat Storage
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Trevor M
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About the same time I come out of hibernation in a little over a month from now give or take.
Got my license and outdoors card renewed yesterday so that's one less thing to worry about for the next 3 years. 
spincast
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looking at the temp transects (https://www.glerl.noaa.gov/res/glcfs/glcfs.php?lake=o&ext=vwt&type=N&hr=00) and weather forecast, I hope to be chasing browns right around the time the clocks move ahead. Once the launch is ice free the water is already warming up in the shallows of the lake
Get out the hair dryer and melt you're way to her Stick.
Old Cut LongPointer
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I have heard of insurance policies that stipulate what date you can put it in the water, best check your paperwork ?
If you can launch a tinnie go for it ! Good Pike fishing in the channels and if you know where the holes are in the marsh there be Crappie to be had.
Test your equipment and go prepared because there is not a lot of help out there so early in the season.
If you can launch a tinnie go for it ! Good Pike fishing in the channels and if you know where the holes are in the marsh there be Crappie to be had.
Test your equipment and go prepared because there is not a lot of help out there so early in the season.
@Old Cut LongPointer
I don’t see anything like that in my insurance documents but I sent them an email to verify that for me.
Thanks I never would of thought about that.
I don’t see anything like that in my insurance documents but I sent them an email to verify that for me.
Thanks I never would of thought about that.
@Old Cut LongPointer
My insurance just got back to me.
March 1st is the earliest I can put my boat in the water!!
hahaha looks like I better get her ready, only have 3 days!
Jokes
My insurance just got back to me.
March 1st is the earliest I can put my boat in the water!!
hahaha looks like I better get her ready, only have 3 days!
Jokes
Puddle Jumper
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Depends where you live and want to fish for.
Lake O browns and Lakers as soon as ice out or launches open .
Most years lower Niagra open year round .
Last year I did a lower niagra guided trip mid Feb. And went witha buddy twice in March before Covid closed ramps.
I am debating taking kayak down Conestoga river this weekend, maybe target walleye.
Dought I can find anyone foolish enough to join me
Lake O browns and Lakers as soon as ice out or launches open .
Most years lower Niagra open year round .
Last year I did a lower niagra guided trip mid Feb. And went witha buddy twice in March before Covid closed ramps.
I am debating taking kayak down Conestoga river this weekend, maybe target walleye.
Dought I can find anyone foolish enough to join me
Better bring the auger lol.@Old Cut LongPointer
My insurance just got back to me.
March 1st is the earliest I can put my boat in the water!!
hahaha looks like I better get her ready, only have 3 days!
Jokes
All I ever catch this early in the season is white bass. That being said, they're not bad to catch on light tackle and better than catching nothing. They suck on a 10' trolling rod.