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It has long been believed that all non-avian dinosaurs were made extinct 65.5 to 66 million years ago when debris from a giant meteorite impact blocked out the sun from the Earth's atmosphere. The meteorite impact changed the climate of Earth and killed its vegetation and was thought to have killed off most dinosaurs. A new discovery, reported by geology journal, may prove otherwise.
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The Oakland Raiders have signed safety Reggie Smith and Jennings to free agent contracts. General manager Reggie McKenzie announced the deals Thursday.||||||| Jennings replaces Mike Goodson as the backup to Darren McFadden. He has rushed for 944 yards and seven touchdowns and caught 61 passes in 38 games with Jacksonville. After missing the 2011 season with a knee injury, Jennings returned to play 10 games last season and start six. He averaged just 2.8 yards per carry.
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Jennings ran for 59 yards on 17 carries in his first start for the injured Maurice Jones-Drew on Sunday against the Packers.||||||| Jennings will likely get at least a couple more starts to impress as the Jaguars believe Jones-Drew's sprained foot will see him miss a few games.
Jennings is inactive for Week 3.||||||| Jennings (knee) had been listed as doubtful.
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3.53/5 rDev -0.6%
Appearance The body is light orange in color with some carbonation visible. The head was decent but went down rather quickly.
Smell The yeast aroma was mixed with a strong orange scent. There were the standard Belgian spices at the nose as well.
Taste This one is not bad. The yeast comes out more in the taste. There are few more fruits that show up such as ripe melons and grapes. The spicing is light and subdued.
Mouthfeel Theres some good carbonation in there. This one went down smooth and easy.
Drinkability This was a nice ale that went down pleasantly.
Comments Theres nothing real exciting to this one, but it got the job done. It lacked the bite that I personally enjoy in a good BSPA, but went about its business successfully.
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Pours a deep golden color with a nice sticky head,the aroma is very yeasty and a little fruity.Taste has a honey taste that hits you right away along with some spicey yeast notes not alot of fruitiness in the taste in my opinion.I like this beer but there are alot better Belgian pales out there.
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I bought a sixer of this stuff at a beer store where everything was overpriced, thinking "what's one buck more when I can get a real Belgian?" I remembered trying this for the first time at Monk's Cafe in Philly and being very impressed.
Maybe I was just excited to be at Monk's, or maybe this beer's just better on tap, but man, what a let down. This beer's just average. LOOKS great on its way into the glass; very carbonated, and produces a light, puffy head. Smells like a Belgian Pale ale, but no particularly unique aromatic characteristics. Tastes... like a pale ale, albeit a malty Belgian pale ale. What startles me is the sour aftertaste. It's not a good green apple sour, but more like an apple juice gone bad sour.
I won't rule out buying this on tap againa, but I sure don't plan on buying it in the bottle again anytime soon.
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09-29-2013 02:00:48 | More by cam477
2.25/5 rDev -36.6%
From notes of an unfortunately copious amount of this garbage consumed in France last December
Sweet, thin watery gunk. Typically Leffe yeasts and sugars are more pronounced than the barley or hops. Bleigh! Macro sugar water with a nice carbonation stream. Clear gold body with a fluffy, light head. Smells slightly medicinal and almost fruity but leaves me wanting more in all categories.
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Poured from a 11.2 oz. bottle into a wide mouth chalice style glass.
Pours a beautiful golden color with an orange hue. Clear. An abundant 1" uneven foamy white head covers the brew for a good long time before reducing to a thing layer of bubbles and a ring. Light lacing.
The aroma was almost non-existent, which was perplexing. All this cool looking stuff going on and there was very little to note. If anything there was just a touch of spice or some other fruity adjunct.
Candy sugar, honey, malt, orange peel, and coriander are just a few of the immense flavors that wash over the tongue in a gush with a good deep pull. A bit sweet with a solid medium weight in the mouth. Carbonation is light and the overall texture is nice and creamy. This reminded me a bit of a "blonde brune" if there were such a thing, as there are nice notes of dark fruit in here as well, such as figs or dates. The finish is creamy and malty, with more of that Belgian candy sugar taste on the tongue.
I absolutely loved the amazing flavors and complex combination of ingredients in this brew. If I had a criticism at all, it would probably be that it was just a little bit sweet for me. Is it too sweet? Depends on your tastes, I guess. I would definitely put this on my "anytime" beer list. Recommended.
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Appearance: Pours a very nice crystal clear golden beer with large carbonation bubbles that give way to a very patchy large bubbled foam head that lasts for quite sometime, then goes near still with some lace.
Smell: Soft clove-like aroma with a background yeasty / banana character. Fruity bubble-gum-like aromas too.
Taste: Smooth, a bit creamy and light. Malt sweetness is subdued at first with bubble-gum flavours throughout. Faint caramelly malts and honey flavours are detectable amongst a rather bready malt character, overall. Alcohol fusels come through as the beer warms. An odd yeasty/bready character follows and peaks, with a raw-ish feel on the palate. No real detectable hop bitterness, however the beer goes twangy for a brief second then falls back to more of the odd flavour. Finish is a bit dry with strong residual sweet flavours.
Notes: A very commercial Belgain ale. And, sadly, this beer might be a very good beer if it wasn't so damn clean & filtered -- most Belgian beers are bottled-conditioned. My advice is to skip this beer. It's not the worse, but there are plenty of non-commerical Abbey-style Belgian ales out there to drink.
You should also make serve at just below room temp, as the flavours seem to get better.
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(RNN) – Here's a weekly look at five of the SEC's top performers in Week 8 and who to watch in Week 9.
1. Nick Marshall, QB, Auburn – Marshall was named the SEC's offensive player of the week after throwing for 236 yards and two touchdowns and rushing for 100 yards and two touchdowns in Auburn's 45-41 upset of Texas A&M.
It was a career-high rushing day for Marshall but teammate Tre Mason led the Tigers (6-1, 3-1) with 178 yards to help pace Auburn to 615 total yards against an Aggie rushing defense that ranks last in the SEC. Auburn's rushing offense is the SEC's best.
The win was a massive one for Auburn, which lost 63-21 to the Aggies last season. Auburn only has one more ranked team on its schedule – No. 1 Alabama in the season finale that could be for a trip to the SEC Championship Game.
2. Michael Sam, DE, Missouri – At the beginning of the season, all eyes were on Jadeveon Clowney, but Sam has turned out to be the best defensive lineman in the conference this season.
In Missouri's 36-17 win over Florida, Sam had three sacks, bringing his season total to nine sacks and 13 tackles for loss. Those numbers are good for second and fourth in the country, respectively, and he was named the SEC's defensive player of the week.
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3. Bo Wallace, QB, Ole Miss – Wallace has been criticized this season for his inconsistency, but that wasn't the case against LSU last week.
Wallace guided the Rebels (4-3, 2-3) to a 27-24 win over LSU, including engineering a drive in the final three minutes to set up a game-winning 41-yard field goal by Andrew Ritter. Ole Miss gained 525 yards against the Tigers (6-2, 3-2) and Wallace threw for 346 of them, spreading the ball to 10 receivers.
Wallace didn't throw for a touchdown, but the Rebels got their running game moving again and Jaylen Walton ran for two of Ole Miss' three touchdowns.
4. Kenyon Drake, RB, Alabama – Alabama's offense was under fire earlier this season for lackluster performances against Virginia Tech and Colorado State. Following a 52-0 rout of Arkansas, those concerns are over.
Drake is the back-up running back to T.J. Yeldon, but rushed for 104 yards and two touchdowns, including a 46-yard run in the second quarter. He still didn't lead the team, however, as third-stringer Derrick Henry broke an 80-yard run to finish with 111 yards. In all, the Tide rushed for 352 yards.
Alabama (7-0, 4-0) plays Tennessee this week before a bye week and a showdown with LSU.
5. Michael Palardy, K/P, Tennessee – Speaking of Tennessee, the game with Alabama now has new meaning following the Vols' 23-21 upset of South Carolina (5-2, 3-2).
Palardy played a big role in that win, converting three of his four field goal tries, including a 19-yard game-winner. Palardy also punts for Tennessee (4-3, 1-2) and six of his eight punts were downed inside the 20-yard line. Two were downed inside the 10.
He was named the SEC's special teams player of the week.
1. Mike Evans, WR, Texas A&M – Johnny Manziel gets all the credit, but Evans is an unsung hero of the Aggies' offense. Evans has caught 43 passes for 1,024 yards and nine touchdowns. That's half of Manziel's touchdown throws and slightly less than half his passing yards.
Evans has also caught several passes from Manziel that were ill-advised and has bailed the QB out of tight spots several times. His 6-foot-5 frame is difficult to guard, and it should be no different against Vanderbilt this weekend.
After the loss to Auburn, the Aggies (5-2, 2-2) need a lot of help to make the SEC championship game, and it's difficult to see everything they need to happen taking place (A&M must win out, Alabama has to lose three times and Auburn has to lose twice). The Aggies are now mainly playing for a trip to the Cotton Bowl and an outside shot a BCS bowl game.
2. Austyn Carta-Samuels/Patton Robinette, QB, Vanderbilt – It isn't good not to know who your quarterback will be entering a game against Texas A&M, but the Aggies' defense has been so bad it may not matter.
Carta-Samuels suffered a leg injury and his status isn't known for Saturday's game. He threw for 111 yards against Georgia before being replaced by Robinette, who threw for 107 yards. Both threw an interception and neither threw a touchdown.
A&M's defense has been suspect all season and has given up 30 points or more in five of the Aggies' seven games. Vanderbilt's win over Georgia was big for their postseason chances. A win over A&M would put the Commodores (4-3, 1-3) one win away from bowl eligibility.
3. Rajion Neal, RB, Tennessee – It's a tall order facing Alabama's defense, which is No. 1 nationally in scoring. If Tennessee is to have a chance to win, Neal will have to move the ball on the ground, which is something no team has done successfully against the Crimson Tide this season.
Tennessee is resurgent and looking to make a bowl game after upsetting South Carolina last week. The Vols are in the middle of a five-game stretch against ranked opponents with Missouri and Auburn coming next.
4. Mike Davis, RB, South Carolina – Quarterback Connor Shaw is hurt and hasn't been practicing this week, so he may not play against Missouri. Whether he plays is inconsequential because back-up Dylan Thompson is more than capable, and South Carolina is at its best when it can run the ball effectively.
Keeping Missouri's offense off the field and the scoring low will be important for the Gamecocks (5-2, 3-2). South Carolina is the only SEC East team with a chance to make the SEC championship game that hasn't yet played Missouri.
If the Gamecocks lose, they can forget about the championship game. Even with a win over Missouri, South Carolina would need another SEC team to topple the Tigers to make the trip to Atlanta. It's a must-win over a surprisingly undefeated team in a year when South Carolina has been inconsistent and unpredictable.
5. Maty Mauk, QB, Missouri – Who needs James Franklin when you have Maty Mauk? The Tigers are hoping it isn't them. Mauk, a freshman, threw for 295 yards and a touchdown over Florida and he'll be called on to deliver again versus South Carolina.
Missouri has two ranked teams left on its schedule and plays one of them this weekend. If the Tigers can pull off a win in that game, they would only need to win two of their remaining four games to make the SEC championship game.
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If your cub is the only piece of equipment you operate, I'm sure you're used to the Touch Control lever moving most attachments in the opposite direction of lever travel, in which case this modification may not be for you.
If you've done any TLB work with other equipment, you may agree Touch Control operation on a cub is like a turn signal switch wired backwards. Muscle memory pushes forward to lower and pulls to lift just as you press down to signal left, and up to signal right, without even thinking.
When operating the cub, you have to think, and 99% of the time I forget to think and move the TC lever in the wrong direction while grading or plowing. I will also drop trailers I meant to raise with the drawbar hooked to the rear liftarm because I simply can't remember to correct my operator instinct before I react.
This complaint is nothing new. A search through the forums produces past posts and threads with the topic of discussion about fixing this annoyance in addition to some completed modification descriptions and a photo or two.
I finally had some time and brought my grading and towing tractor into the shop to fix this seemingly backwards feature.
I chose the following modification method because it maintains factory lateral movement of the Touch Control rod and only requires the drilling of two holes.
My goal was to raise the control rod above the pivot point of the TC lever however this created a bind against the dash. Lowering the rod onto an additional pivoting link below the lever rubbed the top of the hydraulic line block.
Not wanting to deface the dash, I was also determined to work around the existing rod dimensions. Extending, shortening, reforming, or bending was not an option so the tractor could be quickly and easily restored to its original configuration when necessary.
Taking all of the above into consideration, the solution was to move the entire control station down the steering support tube 2 3/4" lower than when it originally left the assembly line.
For me, reaching the lever is not an issue as touch control means exactly that, you only need to touch it to move it, not get a grip around it to push or pull with effort. Even in the levers' lowered position, it is still within reasonable reach in both the fore and aft position.
If upon completion of the modification finds the Touch Control levers' 2 3/4" drop out of comfortable reach for you, a short lever extension can be fabricated out of a piece of 3/4" copper pipe, flattened on one end to slip tightly over the lever, the other end capped for aesthetics. You could polish it too.
If you are really looking for work or a factory look, the lever itself could be cut in half with a short extension piece of similar stock welded or brazed in place and re-finished, but I think you'll find that the little less than 3 inch difference is still workable without an extension.
30 minutes start to finish will complete the job. Secure an additional steering support through bolt, nut, and lockwasher, plus a couple of flat washers then drill two holes, bolt it back together and drive it out.
Add a little more time if you service the TC friction spring under the support assembly and touch up the steering support paint.
Start by removing the clevis pin from the rod on the TC control lever. Remove the bolt attaching the touch control lever support from the steering support.
The engine speed control assembly will remain in its original position.
Remove the acorn nut holding the TC hand control quadrant from the speed control lever bolt. Remove the quadrant and add a couple of washers or use an extra nut to fill the void left by the quadrant, tighten the speed control assembly back up.
Drill a hole above the pivot point in the TC lever exactly 2 3/4" center to center above the original hole for the linkage rod. Since this hole is above the pivot point, this achieves our goal of pushing in on the rod to lower, pulling out on the rod to raise. Since the lever assembly is off the unit, drill it on a press if you have one then service the spring tension if necessary.
The second and final hole is drilled through the steering support, exactly 2 3/4" center to center below the original TC lever support hole. Mount the TC lever support in the new hole. Take every precaution to ensure this hole is drilled perfectly parallel to the operators platform so the TC support block mates well against the steering support tube.
Bolt the TC quadrant into the vacant hole left by the TC control lever support with a suitable fastener.
Besides the obvious push to lower, pull to raise results, you will notice the travel of the TC lever stops just short of full travel on both ends of the hand control quadrant. This is because we reused a mounting hole instead of drilling a second hole in the steering support arm exactly 2 3/4" below the quadrants original location.
If the hand lever quadrant was mounted exactly 2 3/4" inches lower than its original placement, the lever would travel fully from end to end within the quadrant however, when mounted at this measurement, the speed control rod interferes.
This shortened travel has no effect on operation or friction stop use. The rod still makes its full travel from end to end however visually it seems to stop short in the confines of the quadrant because the quadrant is mounted a little lower than desired to clear the fuel rod.
No adjustment of the TC rod is required at the hydraulic block and no modification is necessary at the clevis end either. If the rod was adjusted properly before you started, leave it alone. Connect the rod to the new upper hole on the TC lever and install a cotter pin.
Five minutes with two box wrenches and a pair of pliers has the TC lever and control quadrant back in the stock configuration if required.
Nothing is permanently altered with this modification with the exception of the hole in the lever and the hole in the steering support which could be utilized for a beverage holder.
The TC lever on this tractor is the later version with the extended tail link. Tractors with the earlier shorter style lever can also be modified just as easily, just don't use the 2 3/4" measurement, use 2 1/4" instead and follow the same steps.
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Nicely done! I have never, ever gotten "up and down" backwards on one of these tractors, even though they are backwards from everything else in the world. When I get on a Cub/Super A, or on one of the others, I just "know."
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Why change something that has been around for 50+ years.
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I agree, I've been doing it "Backwards" for quite a while and am used to it. I guess for someone who may be new to Cubs and can't adapt to the factory way this would be the way to go.
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I have learned over the years that original is better. Most things I have tried to customize didn't turn out to good and was better left alone. I once had a radio that i thought I could turn a few things in the back and maybe dial in police calls, well I fixed it so it wouldn't pick up anything. Nothing wrong with adapting controls of a car,truck,or tractor for special needs. I guess I just think the factory engineers were a lot smarter than me.
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Since I started using heavy equipment, I quickly realized that operating the TC on a Cub is indeed backwards. I never got used to forward being up and it has led to some interesting moments. I think I understand what you did, may take another trip around the block or two on the process but seems pretty straight forward. I am not sure I like drilling the extra holes but as I said, I gotta re-read this a time or two. I take it that this is a mod for any year Cub?
I have been meaning to get to this modification - maybe this might be the year.
Billy aka Cowboy is a heavy equipment operator and a really good one at that - he modified his as well. One difference is that his is a later TC quadrant and lever assembly. He managed to reverse it without drilling any holes. It might be worth a read - it isn't easily found though - Forwards up Back down
Going to have to re-read these both a few times out in the barn when I get around to doing this conversion. Oh yeah, I am not a fan of Cat's but I sure like the IH/Dresser TD7/8 dozers.
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Well, maybe I'm just old and set in my ways, and I'm used to the cub, but I don't really see a problem with the way it works??????????????
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That has not been a problem for me. Cub is left hand and the Ford I drove for 20 years was right hand, back (up), up, down, down.
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I guess there is some confusion here. There is nothing wrong with how a Cub's TC works, it is perfectly fine. And for those who learned on a Cub - it isn't even an issue.
The only time that there is confusion is for those who work with heavy equipment on a regular basis. I find I still have to think about it before I adjust the blade. I still have to think about angling the blade as well. Even though everything is fine on the Cub - my brain/hands co-ordination has been tuned to how heavy equipment operates. So yeah, it can get confusing. Where it gets really tricky is when you are working very close to a building or structure of some type that you do not want to damage -- your brain/hands have to automatically do what they are trained to do. If they don't damage will result.
For those of us that it does affect, it can be a small problem. For the vast majority of us -- not so much
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I don't think there is any confusion. It basically comes down to knowing what equipment you are running. I ran heavy equipment for almost ten years in the excavation trade for my uncle when I got married. I found that a John Deere loader worked different than a Cat loader. A Cat dozer was different than a Terex dozer. Depending on what equipment you used you adapted to it. Like my uncle always said, "If you don't know your equipment, learn it". I find that is a wise thing to do in a lot of things in life.
I don't think anyone is saying this fix is a bad thing. Many of us know that Billy did basically the same thing several years ago. What I am reading here is that most like the Cub as is.
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Thanks Rudi! You said it much nicer than I was thinking. My muscle memory learned over 40 years ago on the farm still wants to go forward-down/back-up.
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Heavy equipment operator means adaptability. Case backhoe compared to JD. or even a case 4 stick backhoe to a 2 stick.
Dozers- hand controls - foot controls- wrist controls
If you use multiple brands, or even newer and older equipment, you have to adapt.
That said, if it makes it easier for you, more power to you, it is a great modification
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I think it is a great modification for the folks who want to use it. Do not know that I will. But I do think you for posting it and it should go in the HOW TO. Thanks Bob
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In response to your questions, I'll briefly touch them without using the quote format.
Why? Personal preference.
Confusion? Shouldn't be any.
The scope of this post was not to debate modification or operator skill and competency but to merely demonstrate the minimal amount of time and materials needed to make this conversion if one chooses to do so to their own equipment.
Prior to starting the project, the forum archives were searched for ideas (I have no problem using an idea that someone is willing to share) and I located a similar modification done by a HEO a few years ago with the same end result. His modification drew interest but the thread ended. Since this modification worked for him, it was an inspiration for me and I moved ahead with the project.
About drilling. Within 10 minutes of starting the project, the TC lever support and the hand quadrant can be temporarily clamped with welding or other suitable clamps in the proposed location to determine if this modification is right for you from the perspective of the operators seat before drilling commences. If you feel the mod will be unsatisfactory for your needs, simply clean and reassemble.
The only hole left vacant is at the end of the control lever, the factory hole on the steering support is utilized therefore lending this modification the look of a factory installation to the untrained eye.
Does it work on the original style shorter lever with the welded stud at the bottom instead of the hole? Yes
You will need a brake clevis pin to attach the control rod to the lever because the lower stud is welded.
Since the lever support is lowered by only 2 1/4", you have a couple of options on what to do with the control quadrant.
You can leave it mounted with the speed control and...
A) Inverted the friction stop guide rail or...
B) Cut two tabs from flat stock and lower the friction stop guide rail leaving it in its original orientation.
Both methods allow full lever travel and friction stop function but I preferred to take a little extra time and lower the rail.
Rod adjustment is the same as with the newer style lever, if lever travel was adjusted properly before you started, no adjustments is necessary.
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I'm no heavy equipment operator but I have had my share of using tractors of all kinds. I do a lot of 22 mowing with my cubs and this backward system has always been a PIA for me, mowing for the past 5 years I've still never got the hang of it yet.
Great modification, I'll look this posting and Billys over and change all of mine this Winter.
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Saturday, February 9 marked the Wisconsin sturgeon spearing season opener for the 81st time on Lake Winnebago and the Upriver Lakes of Poygan, Butte des Morts, and Winneconne. Wisconsin is one of only two states with a sturgeon spearing season with the other state being Michigan. Lake Winnebago is the third largest freshwater lake in the country at 137,000 acres and 88 miles of shoreline. The Lake Winnebago system (including the Upriver Lakes) has the largest natural reproducing lake sturgeon population in the world and its sturgeon eggs are now being used in lake sturgeon rehabilitation projects throughout North America.
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Lake sturgeons are slow growing, long living (can live to over 100 years old), and a late maturing fish. The lake sturgeon population was nearly destroyed by commercial fishing, over-harvest, and illegal harvesting in the early 1900s. If it wasnt for the creation of the Wisconsin Conservation Congress in 1915, the plight of the lake sturgeon could have been much worse. Beginning in 1915, the harvest of all lake sturgeon was banned on all Wisconsin waters including the Winnebago system until 1932. This ban turned out to be the savior because the 17 year ban gave the fish some needed protection after decades of overharvest.
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In the 1960s, a 4.7% annual harvest or exploitation rate was adopted and became the base for managing the sturgeon population from then on. There have been dozens of rules, regulations, and laws adopted since the 1960s to protect and manage the Lake Winnebago sturgeon population and harvest and they have all been based on the 4.7% exploitation limit. The Winnebago system also experienced changes in the system due to pollution which caused an increase in the waters turbidity. This coincided with the loss of aquatic plants in the system. These plants provide cover for fish, substrate for invertebrates, produced oxygen, and food for the fish. The plant loss was due to the poor water quality. This turbidity helped the effectiveness of the new harvest regulations during the 1960s-1980s by making spearing more difficult. Water clarity is the most important factor in sturgeon spearing and has a close relationship to harvest rates. Fish movement patterns and the weather also affect harvest, but not near as much as the water clarity.
During the 1980s, pollution was reduced and the water clarity improved in the 1990s which caused an increase in harvest numbers and more regulations. The low harvest rates from 1968-1989 helped produce a growing lake sturgeon population. Then, a citizens group, Sturgeons for Tomorrow, was formed in 1977 to help protect spawning sturgeon in the Wolf River. This helped eliminate spring poaching and added a $1500.00 fine for possession of an untagged sturgeon in 1985.
Beginning in 1991, the DNR began to record the sex and stage of maturity of harvested sturgeon and increased tagging in the spring. This new information helped develop the new sturgeon regulations and laws that were enacted from 1993 to 2006 to address the overharvest of adult female sturgeon. Ron Bruch, the DNR sturgeon biologist at that time, said that this data provided an opportunity to more accurately figure the adult sturgeon stock by sex and set harvest caps which would allow for a tighter control of exploitation by sex. Another important group, the Winnebago Citizens Sturgeon Advisory Committee, was formed in 1992 and worked with the DNR fisheries staff to develop all the sturgeon regulations and laws since then.
Population estimates through the 1990s showed that the sturgeon population had increased greatly since the 1950s. Data showed that the sturgeon population had reached its carrying capacity by the 1990s. A problem was caused by the large growth of the drum population because they compete with sturgeon for food. Sturgeon found the gizzard shad population to be an excellent forage fish and this helped improve the sturgeon population. The sturgeon population depended heavily on the shad population for food.
The harvest cap system was implemented in 1999 by emergency rules to manage the harvest. Harvest caps are the number of sturgeon that could be harvested. There are three categories; adult females, juvenile females, and males. Initially, the season could be closed 24 hours after 80% of any harvest cap was reached. Other changes included; reducing the season to 16 days, lowering the size minimum to 36 inches, requiring spearers to accompany their sturgeon to the registration station, and spearing hours were reduced to 6:30 am to 12:30 pm. Harvest caps have changed too with the most important change came with the Fast Start regulation where the season could close at the end of a spearing day when 100% of any of the caps were reached or exceeded that day. The Slow Finish was also added where there would be closure after 24 hours when 90% of any cap was reached.
A lottery was begun in 2007 requiring spearers to apply by August 1st for the 500 tags and the allocation of 20% of the juvenile females, 10% of the adult females, and 205 of the males to be harvested from the system.
On opening day, last Saturday, the spearing on the big Lake Winnebago was slow with poor visibility and less than ideal ice conditions. The total harvest on the lake was only 39 sturgeons. Spearers on the Upriver Lakes did much better, harvesting a total of 140 lake sturgeon. This year, opening was much like last season with the Upriver Lakes doing much better. The harvest of big fish has continued with 9 of the total harvest of 179 sturgeons being over 100 pounds. The harvest of large fish has re-written the record books over the past decade. In fact, 9 of the ten top fish in the record books have been taken between 2004 and 2012. This year was no exception, with an 80 inch and 179 pound fish harvested by Peter Vander Weilen and registered at Quinney on Saturday is the 6th largest fish ever harvested on the system.
The season on Lake Winnebago will most likely go the entire 16 days like last year with no harvest caps in jeopardy. But, the Upriver Lakes could be closed any day with harvest caps close to the 90% trigger. There needs to be only 29 adult females harvested for the automatic season closure to take affect.
The DNR did an aerial survey and counted 2,724 shanties on Lake Winnebago and 397 on the Upriver Lakes. These numbers are up slightly from last year. As I said earlier, the poor water clarity on Lake Winnebago is the cause for the low harvest numbers. Hopefully, the water will clear and the spearing will improve. But, it looks like the Winnebago spearers will have the full 16 day season while the Upriver Lakes should close shortly.
The lake sturgeon population is in very good shape and from the spring reports of 200 pound sturgeon, a new record could come anytime. Another Wisconsin tradition continues and there is nothing like this anywhere else in the world. Be safe and good luck!
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7. What is your favorite quote or phrase?"I wanna see what my life would look like if I didn't count the costs and if I was willing to go further than anybody else was willing to go" – Eric Thomas
8. What is one interesting thing that someone may not know about you?I'm very sarcastic, if you know me well enough then you know to never take me seriously. I'm always laid back.
9. Who is your favorite athlete?My favorite athlete is probably Robert Griffin III. LeBron, Tiger and Adam Scott are up there too.10. What's your favorite movie?My favorite movie is Silver Linings Playbook. I am a huge Jennifer Lawrence fan. Catching Fire will probably be my new favorite when it comes out.
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