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Its been a slow year for me off the carcass pile.... have only killed 3 yotes and a handful of fox when season was on for them... snow painted the picture when we had it... i rode the sled all around my block and there was very very few pred tracks to be found.. which i guess thats a good thing

Jed just checking in on those autohelm parts... did you get a chance to visit Bert Marina lately? Thanks Alex

These are still available. Give me a shout if you have any questions. Thanks!

Had a chance to get out with a couple of friends in 16’ outboard. Very rough in the Bay but not too bad in the lake. Headed east and got as far as the Webster pier. Browns hit on all different stick baits as long as they were very bright color. Even very small 3” bass plugs worked. We used one dipsy but all others were flatlined. Fire tiger, chartreuse, black and silver all worked. We were in primarily 20’ at 2 knots. In 2.5 hours went 11/12. We are not pros. Had a good time. The gentleman in the photo is pictured with his PB brown trout.

I know thats how most guys fish on this particular board, but personally, I would bet a plain old jig and minnow or even a whole nightcrawler or good size minnow on a bottom rig drifted would catch a lot of fish, especially at the south end and north end where the water isn't very deep.. I could be wrong, but without alewives I will bet these fish are bottom oriented, not mindlessly following huge schools of fatty alewives like all the salmonids in the Finger Lakes do...

I assume with the clear water it is primarily a nighttime stickbait bite?

I went with 12 pound sharks. Night and day difference from round balls.

There was a dredge pipe like that at the Brockport Yacht club on Sandy. I wonder if the ice dragged it out. I would doubt it’s a water plant pipe. Most intakes and outfalls are not 6” pipe and not plastic pipe.

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