Post Archives from the ‘Good Ole Boys Bass Club of CNY’ Category

Otter Lake: June 9th, 2013

Otter Lake

Sunday 9 June 2013

Otter Lake is a small private lake south of Meridan, NY. This is our second paper tournament for this year. Paper tournaments allow us to fish for bass, but instead of bringing the bass in to weigh at a central location, the fish are measured and released immediately into the water. … Continue reading the story "Otter Lake: June 9th, 2013"

Club assists in repairs to NYS Bass Federation Catch and Release Boat and Trailer

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NYS Bass Federation

Catch and Release Boat

The New York State Bass Federation Nation, purchased from B.A.S.S. several years back one of their used catch and release boats. Like everything else in life, a little maintenance work needs to be every year, to keep things working properly.

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Skaneateles Lake: May 12th, 2013

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Skaneateles Lake

Sunday, 12 May 2013

This is our first tournament of the season. NYS allows you to fish for bass during this time period, however you must release them back into the water. Therefore this is what we call a paper tournament. The fish are measured and using a chart the length is calculated into weight.

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Oak Orchard Rd and Oneida River Clean-up

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Oak Orchard Rd &

Oneida River Clean-up

Town of Clay, NY

Sat. 20 April 2013

Every year our Jr. Bass Club, it's advisers, parents, and members of our Sr. Club participate in an earth day clean-up.

We once again targeted an area that receives a lot of traffic from cars, fisherman, and boaters.

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Fish Line Recycling

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One of our key conservation projects is the fish line recycling project that we started 4 years ago. We have approx. 20 different locations that we check on a regular basis. The fishing line is sent to Berkley to be made into fishing habitat for young fish. The trash and recyclables that are found are disposed of properly.

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