[Sonar] They're here!

Wed Oct 3 09:44:04 CDT 2012

None on my Sonar in St. Louis Bay (Deephaven). Lots on the mooring pin andline. They don't like the taste of Sonar so much. 
No lifts needed yet..
paul

Paul J. Harvener

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--- On Tue, 10/2/12, Ernest Brody <epbrody at earthlink.net> wrote:

From: Ernest Brody <epbrody at earthlink.net>
Subject: Re: [Sonar] They're here!
To: "'Ken Stieers'" <kstieers at yahoo.com>, "'Mark Kochendorfer'" <markoch at gmail.com>, "'Hans Dickel'" <Hans.Dickel at aeriden.com>, "'Sarah Olmsted'" <seolmsted at msn.com>
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Date: Tuesday, October 2, 2012, 9:37 PM

We pulled Sesame Street last Friday.  Nary a one.    From: sonar-bounces at lists.wyc.org [mailto:sonar-bounces at lists.wyc.org] On Behalf Of Ken Stieers
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2012 7:56 PM
To: Mark Kochendorfer; Hans Dickel; Sarah Olmsted
Cc: sonar
Subject: Re: [Sonar] They're here!  I'm with you Mark, I'm not ready to get a lift either... Those of us on A dock may be more prone to having issues as the water is shallower (warmer...) over there.Did you have any on the bouy or cable?    From: Mark Kochendorfer <markoch at gmail.com>
To: Hans Dickel <Hans.Dickel at aeriden.com>; Sarah Olmsted <seolmsted at msn.com>
Cc: sonar <Sonar at lists.wyc.org>
Sent: Wednesday, November 9, 2011 9:58 AM
Subject: Re: [Sonar] They're here!

I am very surprised that they could get that large if the bailers were
operated once or twice a week.  I always close mine underway unless we
are taking on water.  I did not have any visible zebras.  The rudder
post is high enough that it should not be an issue either (I think--I
hope).

The few times I forgot to open my bailers at the bouy we got enough
rain that the boat almost sank.  Ha ha.

They sure don't seem to like the painted surfaces.

I am not too worried about the boat yet.  But my swimming to the dock
and climbing out could get painful.

I am not ready to give up and get a lift yet.

Mark

On 11/9/11, Hans Dickel <Hans.Dickel at aeriden.com> wrote:
> Closing them in light air is a good idea.  We haven't, though maybe that
> would help deter/clear.  From the picture, we couldn't (their shells are
> hard).  The zebra mussels do their work while moored.  It is my belief that
> keeping the bailers open at the dock keeps water from sitting and minimizing
> water absorption by the boat, etc.  While a lift would suffer from possible
> attachments, it is better than the boat.
>
> Realistically, they will get into any limited space areas, including cracks,
> rough surfaces, rudder posts, etc.
>
> This will be "interesting"...
>
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> On Nov 8, 2011, at 8:45 PM, "Mark Kochendorfer"
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> Hans
>
> Do you close the bailers during the races?  I would think that would remove
> them and it is faster too.
>
> Mark
>
> On Tue, Nov 8, 2011 at 8:23 PM,
> <dallas at dallasjohnson.net<mailto:dallas at dallasjohnson.net>> wrote:
>  Oh yes, Don Anthony is licking his chops over all the lift cleaning
> business he's going to get every year now.
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> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: Re: [Sonar] They're here!
> From: Hans Dickel <Hans.Dickel at aeriden.com<mailto:Hans.Dickel at aeriden.com>>
> Date: Tue, November 08, 2011 8:11 pm
> To: John Graves <jgraves at convey.com<mailto:jgraves at convey.com>>
> Cc: "sonar at lists.wyc.org<mailto:sonar at lists.wyc.org>"
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> I guess it is time for lifts.
>
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