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I’m sure you can get a blank to fit but taking off the old one is hard to do. Cut a start drilling it out.

Not a wish just a statement that Mel or I could do something better. ;):)

What a waste of thread.

I’m sure he’s going to be very happy with it.

It always hurts losing that one rod. Now since I know how to build my own they come with lifetime warranty so if they go snap I can get it replaced.

I’ve had a lot of luck with craws in summer not so much in winter as they are hibernating.

Looks like a new one to me.

Sounds like some hard work. Good luck 🍀

Looks like someone is waiting for the ice to come back.

That’s funny as who the hell knows what’s native or not lol. So many invasive fish pollute our waters. Plus what is native in some waters are not native in all waters through out PA. I thought blues where invasive but they said native so do I go along with them...

Thanks but I have no room for anything big and plus I have my Boggs tacklemaker screw in.

Sorry to hear. :cry: Take the time to be with the ones that make you happy work later.

That’s one heck of a bench mines a small end table haha. The fly looks okay. ;):)

O no we got another one in the bunch Melvinp haha.

Lake Erie is great even on PA side so that doesn’t count to me. I wouldn’t count Niagara as it’s connected but is also mostly in NY. Those are both stocked from PA and NY. Ohio also stocking Erie and a bunch of clubs. Probably same with Ontario clubs and others. I’m mostly looking at smaller...

Just to throw this out there that there are a bunch of waterways here in PA as there are in NY and not every water way is a great trophy waters. I've fished NY waters and thought I get into some nice fish cause some guy said it was great for this and still came out with only catching a 10 inch...

Remember it’s just not just PA hatcheries. There are more clubs out there than you actually know of.

I do like NY but even they throw tigers into there waterways and in some ways do the same thing as PA with stocking multiple species that fight for food and survival. As for some rivers in PA I would have to say they do manage some very well. Allegheny being one of them. Now they stock those...

That’s funny that you say this as there is a lake by me that some people started throwing walleye in it. The fish comm did a survey and caught a couple. All they did was say for people to stop doing this as these fish are clearly living and doing good so why not stock them.

I don’t get that either stocking so many fish in certain areas but in some waterways they can get along. I honestly think most areas are just stocked with trout so you have to buy a trout stamp. A lot of states do this just not PA from what I’ve been finding out. What can you do when they all...