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  2. Are all the boards sold? I’d take the walleye boards, if they’re not available I’d be interested in the optis
  3. Really good fish! Beats my pb on Cayuga by several pounds. Congratulations!
  4. Dave and I fished Friday afternoon when we arrived and did pretty well. Went 5 for 5 all kings. 4 of them were average to small for this time of year. Dave got number 5 a nice 14 pounder. We took the fish in 245 to 300 fow down between 45 and 55 ft. 3 on spoons and the biggest 2 were on meat rigs. Saturday we stayed with the same program and caught 3 kings in the morning. 2 on spoons 1 on meat. Same general area. That's when the lake layed down and the fishing got tough. From 11:00 on we had 2 releases with nobody home. Called it a day about 3:00. Sunday still tough fishing. No marks and no fish in the areas we've been fishing. Started heading out deep to search for some better signs. At 300 fow the 300 copper went off with a laker. That was it for the day. The only positive about the day was it was beautiful out there. To calm actually. The other was at 570 fow we found a huge cloud of bait. Ran through it once but no takers. Had to start heading back for our trip home. I think it was a pretty good weekend for us all in all. Tight lines
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  6. Kind of like Trout Unlimited…..
  7. Sold pending payment.
  8. I have a Minkota powerdrive on my 22ft pontoon. Use a 12 volt lithium ion and wouldn't go back to lead acid. Weights half as much and lasts longer. Use it mostly for trolling Walleyes on the river and help steering on Lake O.
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  10. Nice jobb guys!! We went out for a shakedown run for 2 hours and got one small king. Never fished in fog that thick before. Wishing I had radar on the boat today.
  11. 10' okuma white diamond rods....cold water reels 303D...1000' malin wire....all new last year....300.00 for pair....meet in Pulaski area....text at 315 771 1638
  12. So awesome, thanks for sharing. It really is what it's all about.
  13. Out of sandy now 430pm trolled 160-300. Zero back into 120 fow searching for something still foggy!!
  14. Love to see all the browns, awesome tournament. Got into a bunch of decent silver and a few small brownies 😀
  15. The gar was inadvertently snagged and released. Like I said there was packs of them.
  16. Some good walleye catches being reported by friends at night West of Dunkirk. Haven’t been able to try the night game so for shats and giggles today I tried some contour line trolling off shoreline points. Hmmmm I may have figured something out. Gizzard Shad and smelt were around. Caught a huge brown that I attempted to land by hand because my brother forgot his net and failed miserably. I had the fat porker out of the water wriggling in my hands twice only to have him flop onto the 12 lb leader snapping it. I got to watch the beast swim off with my scatter rap strapped to its face. Of note is my dive into baits which generate electronic impulses. After seeing plenty of underwater YouTube footage of walleyes swimming past trolled lures only to hit a Water Wolf camera -plus last year my friend posted a picture of a walleye that he caught on a Smart Troll probe that had jammed sideways into the walleye’s mouth and locked behind its teeth, I had an epiphany that walleye are interpreting electronic = alive. Enter Livingston lures and their walleye lineup of stickbaits you can get at FishUSA. I put one down behind a rigger and it fired in short order. Bandits took the most. A couple of bonus bass and some mega perch were also caught plus fish fry lunch that followed.
  17. Left mouth of Sandy 6:45am to noon heavy fog all day set up on a north troll in 180fow and turned around in 400fow. Blank screen and not looking to good we scratched out 10 for 12 keeping 6 for thr dinner table. Most productive water was 250fow to 360fow. Spoons on riggers 45 and 55 down. Caddy Shack in the Stingray size worked the best.
  18. Journeyed out in the fog this am for a short trip with my brother his girlfriend and her son. The little guy was super excited to be in the boat and sat next to the downrigger pole most of the trip. With his hands on the pole. We only had a couple hours so I could feel the pressure. I’ve never prayed for a laker, but I was this morning. Sure enough a dipsy finally popped off and the laker battle began. I should mention that the biggest fish this boy has ever caught was a “sunny” so when he saw the fish 10 feet from the transom he was losing his mind. We landed it, thank god and he was as pumped as a little person could possibly be. It was a nice laker, and the entire experience made me remember the times when my dad brought my brothers and I trolling and what that meant to us. I forgot how satisfying it is to put kids on the boat in Lake Ontario when trolling for these fish. I know it made his day, but he made my more than he knows.
  19. A 36” laker with a RV clip is 24 or 30 or 38 years old. If it was older it would have a RV and AD clipped.
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