Diversion

It was half filled in last summer, crazy...

Still way too green down in 9P last weekend.

Putting them in the lake would require building their bases in the lake. That will disrupt and stir up all kinds of nasty toxic stuff that has settled over many years and is now under layers of sediment on the lake bottom. All those chemicals will then be back in our drinking water. That point in itself should be more than enough to say no way to wind turbines in the lake.

I've ran mine on the rigger, diver and leadcore. I've gotten the best videos off the leadcore. Sent from my LM-G710VM using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Fast action Sunday AM out on the line straight out, sticks on divers, riggers and 10 color. Great looking eater size and a little bigger walleye came as fast as we could get down to the bottom in 68 foot of water.

Scorpions catch fish for sure, i did good with them this summer off riggers and divers, mostly copper color stuff.

Did good running sticks on leadcore yesterday. 5 color was best for me by far, 10 color and divers also took fish. Unreal fishing out there, lots of fun.

That's great Sent from my LM-G710VM using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Do you have a link to a website? Sent from my LM-G710VM using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Yes, electric start, 25" shaft, charging system. Pushes my 24' Penn Yan good, even at higher speeds when salmon fishing too.

I bought a 9.8 Tohatsu from onlineoutboards last year, I would buy another from them. Easy online ordering, shipped to the local FedEx and i picked it up there.

This is over on LOU https://www.lakeontariounited.com/fishing-hunting/topic/75899-suzuki-99-btl-efi-kicker-with-remote-throttle-control-box-control/

How long ago was there a marina at Eighteen Mile creek? How big was it?

I would think the key is that they need to be a light weight blank so that they work at the slower walleye speeds. I have a ton of salmon spoons that are probably too heavy to be effective walleye spoons. Looks like i get to expand my tackle collection