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  2. This morning (6/29) north of Sandy over 210 feet a line appeared on my screen going from 40 foot below the surface, very gradually going down to 50 foot. The line was very visible on the screen and seemingly went on and on forever. Bait balls were above the line and hooks under it. It is my poorly educated opinion that this break line is probably the thermocline taking shape. I am not sure though because on the surface just about where the line was there was a very definite break line as well. I got five nice salmon out of there.
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  5. Nice! Thanks for the detailed report.
  6. Guess they weren't happy with the first couple trolling patterns so exploring secondary waypoints. () Shallower offshore and deeper nearshore. Survey boats "hugging" shoreline.
  7. Out to Scotch Bonnet, on Sunday, June 28. 3 salmon between 8 and 11am, largest was 18 lbs. We've heard that they are just starting to arrive in this area. One caught on each: board/leadcore, dipsy, rigger. All 3 down about 50-70ft. It was our first time out to Scotch Bonnet this year. Also, first time using Smart Troll probes. Always knew we were just guessing at dipsy's depths. Now we are closer to actual. Have used FishHawk in riggers, so those numbers were similar. Probably 10+ boats out also.
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  8. Got out for a late morning troll (10-2pm) and an evening troll (6p-dark). We made the trip over from Ohio as we do a few times a summer usually, so I try and contribute by posting our sessions. Morning started out full of boats in that 100-120 FOW, tried to troll out around everyone out to 190FOW, but did not mark anything and didn't move any rods. Finally trolled back in that 100-120fow area and got bit multiple times, and marked fish. Lost a big fish, landed a 12lber, 8lb and a shaker. Big fish was a meat rig on a 400 copper. Green/black colors, sorry don't know exact color name. 12 and 8 lber came off a rigger 67 down with a fishusa alewife spoon/gold back. Evening bite was much better for us as there were far less boats out. We stayed in that 90-120 FOW in the evening and marked bait and plenty of fish. Took several fish 8-12lbs. 400 with meat was the most consistent, but a couple came on flasher fly and spoons of all colors, blue glow and green glow as it got darker. All fish were caught east of the port.
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  15. Well done by you three. Wondering who was lucky enough to grab the rod with that laker as had to be a good workout lifting it off the bottom!!
  16. Got out for a few hours (730am-noonish) this am. Got the salmon setup going in 110 and fished out to 300 and back. Didn’t mark many fish. Saw some nice bait in shallower. Only hit on day was decent king off a spoon down 100. Stopped quick on way in and tried to find the browns in 65-85 fow. Tried for maybe 45 mins w nothing. lots of bait in that 65-85 fow Lots and lots of junk floating. We had plastic, wet cardboard get wrapped on rigger lines. Also saw quite a few branches, sticks etc floating around. The fishing wasn’t the best but you couldn’t draw up better weather or flatter seas.
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  18. No they have been in Maryland, Pa, and NJ for years in the susquehanna. it was going to happen sooner or later.. Problem is they eat everything, andf the last thing that river needs is another big eating machine.. River already has a huge population of channel cats, Muskies, and the Flatheads out eat both of those... The walleye and SMB populations were already stressed, and something that gets huge and can eat lots of them can't be a good thing.. Walleyes especially are way down in population.. at one time it was nothing to catch 10-20 small sub 10 inch walleyes in an hour,, They were everywhere, and you could not get away from them sometimes, rushing to your lure before the big ones.. Then over a few years, we noticed that the smaller juvenile walleyes that drove us crazy were gone, and mature fish became less abundant each year, until last year, ALL year, our catch for the entire year was 3 fish.. This year to date we have caught one... Something has stressed the population badly. of both SMB and Walleyes.. Flatheads can't be helping..bob
  19. Went out this morning picked up 1 decent steelhead 75 down over 130 and had 1 knock off but that was it but their was a tree and a few decent size branches floating around in the bay so be careful going out
  20. Not aware they're on Lake Ontario...yet. But if you see one, I'd suggest you put the potato launcher away. They're Salidrones, employed by USCG.
  21. So where's the Lake Guardian? In Lake Michigan: doing survey and headed back to port.
  22. Hello, I am looking for a bow mounted electric trolling motor preferaby 24v with a shaft size of 60 inches or more. If you happen to know of one for sale please let me know. Thanks Billy
  23. Similar, but farther from Mid Lake and closer to shore. Survey boats much closer to shore.
  24. Did the brown thing and stayed close. We landed 7 browns , 2 small kings and a real nice Atlantic and lost a few more . Riggers and slide divers both . Black , silver , glo of some sort was the ticket . Great bite early and it shut off . 60 deg top and 50 down 35 to 40 .
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  25. Went out for a quick trip yesterday evening. Fished in 160 FOW. Northwest of the powerplant. On a westward troll. Caught this 28" steelhead at about 60'. On a orange and gold stinger. Headed home after that.
  26. They are not burbot. They live in cold water.
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