Nice report and glad you got to play with a few. Hunting is super slow here today with the very windy conditions.
Gotta be a little proud of the boy as again he passed on a small 4pt this morning. For a first time hunter that takes a lot of restraint not to shoot. If things continue like this I may be here for the whole week..( sorry for the off topic)

Great report ,  thanks for the pictures. Nice work on thecar jump. Great when pay back is so immediate .
 

The SR is doing its job:  developing fishing tourism to help the Pulaski economy.  I've been up there three times this year since Labor Day weekend plus another trip to the Oak Orchard for browns....NY is the best place I know for winter fishing.  Erie is ruined, imo, due to the privatization of the streams and the fact it doesn't have  dams at the headwaters.  The SR gets crowded but it's nothing compared to Erie, imo.   

Charlie,
 
I have not tried the Dave's in Greece.  We have a Dinosaur here, and another place close to me called Sticky Lips, and a lot of other Q places.  But if I am out that way, I'll have to check it out.
Genny is dropping again, may have to go hiking this PM.
 
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Sounds like fun fun fun!
 
 

Decided to skip the hike into the genny, and do something even closer to home.  Hit an off the beaten path stretch of frog water in a wetland tributary to the lake.  Heavy goat trail in, at least 2x's further than crow flies on map, big buck yellowtails around, saw a brown as well, so I stayed. About three fly changes with no takes, almost time to leave and I get a heavy bang, followed by headshakes and then 10 minutes of bulldog, 10 lb+ brown.  There should have been some chrome hanging for eggs, but not for me today.  Even longer hike out (uphill all the way), ended up needing the headlamp and got yelled at by a park guard for getting out late.  All in all a great way to spend an afternoon!
 
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Sounds like a great afternoon adventure!  Not standing in a conga line and hiking  in
for a brown like that is pretty well ideal sounding, to me. Awesome.

The only thing that would have improved it was chrome and more!  But if I do this one again, I may use a canoe.
 
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chartist
The SR is doing its job:  developing fishing tourism to help the Pulaski economy.  I've been up there three times this year since Labor Day weekend plus another trip to the Oak Orchard for browns....NY is the best place I know for winter fishing.  Erie is ruined, imo, due to the privatization of the streams and the fact it doesn't have  dams at the headwaters.  The SR gets crowded but it's nothing compared to Erie, imo.   

NY is general has it right with their creel limit. PA has it wrong to allow fisherman to be meat haulers and nothing more. the fishing season cant sustain itself into winter with guys raping and roping their limit of 3 every time out so the large runs are thinned instantly. Dams at headwater have nothing to do with it and has more then enough miles of open streams.

6lb stellie

chartist
The SR is doing its job:  developing fishing tourism to help the Pulaski economy.  I've been up there three times this year since Labor Day weekend plus another trip to the Oak Orchard for browns....NY is the best place I know for winter fishing.  Erie is ruined, imo, due to the privatization of the streams and the fact it doesn't have  dams at the headwaters.  The SR gets crowded but it's nothing compared to Erie, imo.   

NY is general has it right with their creel limit. PA has it wrong to allow fisherman to be meat haulers and nothing more. the fishing season cant sustain itself into winter with guys raping and roping their limit of 3 every time out so the large runs are thinned instantly. Dams at headwater have nothing to do with it and has more then enough miles of open streams.

You got it right Steel whisperer,one of those fish a day is plenty.However the abundant Walleye in the lake the last several years is the real problem for the smolts.