Last Three Receivers are in

[John Jarosz]

Thanks to Mike Todd & Chris Driscoll, the last of the receivers went in today.

1st pic: going in at the Union Ship Canal

2nd pic..Wilkeson Pnt

and the last went into the City Ship Canal between RCR Yachts & the sand piles (no pic, though)

[John Jarosz]

Wait until the June newsletter. It'll knock your socks off!

[Scott McKee]

To clarify, John... The June newsletter will knock your socks right up your wazoo.

[John Jarosz]

To clarify, Scott, Father's Day is next month & I'm hoping for a new pair of socks instead of the typical tie. I'll need the socks.

[Stephen Glassic]

Toothy told me yesterday that Jim Herod of MC told him that one of the muskies they radio tagged in the Detroit R. was tracked through LSC, Saint Clair R., Lake Erie to Buffalo Harbor and then all the way back to the Detroit R.

[John Jarosz]

Steve...that's correct. "Truthy Toothy" is right. Jonah Withers of the Sturgeon study told us that too when he presented at our meeting a couple of months ago. That's the beauty of the GLATOS system. As long as the transmitter is on the same frequency as the receiver it will be detected. So, if one of our muskies goes to Detroit, it'll be detected by those receivers. Almost all of the transmitters/receivers used in all of Lake Erie runs on the same freq.

By putting our receivers in the Harbor, the Detroit group doesn't have to buy xtra receivers to put way over here. They will use ours & we will use their's. Everbody brings something to the table when they sign into the system.

There is also a walleye hanging around the Bflo Harbor that was tagged in Cleveland.