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  2. Ejj
    You don’t run a flasher with the spoon
  3. whaler1
    If water levels are allowed to reach low 250’s you won’t have to worry about the launch, the Parkway will be under water. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
  4. whaler1
    If water levels are allowed to reach low 250’s you won’t have to worry about the launch, the Parkway will be under water. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
  5. Oswego County
    This report courtesy of the Oswego County Department of Community Development, Tourism and Planning. This report was written on July 16, 2019. Notice: Due to high water levels, a local state of emergency order for a “No Wake Zone” has been established for boats 1,000 feet from the Lake Ontario shoreline and tributaries. All motorized boats within 1,000 feet of the shoreline and within these waterways must operate at an idle speed. Lake Ontario/Oswego River report: The east end of the lake is producing some nice salmon in 100 to 300 feet of water down 50 to 100 feet. Spoons are working along with flashers and flies at times. Brown trout continue to be active in more shallow water. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.
  6. reeltrout
    thanks might go there or braddocks tomorrow
  7. John E Powell
    Once diver is in water, back drag off, turn clicker on, put rod in diver rod holder and let the line creep out under partial drag tension - rod tip should be bent a bit. Retighten drag once at depth. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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  9. p3434
    Nice report . Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  10. Niagara County
    Lake Ontario salmon and trout action has been a little spotty of late and some of it can be blamed on the weather. With Tropical Depression Barry showing up this week, the hottest weather of the season is on our doorstep through the weekend. One sleeper area could be the Niagara Bar as mature kings have been reported this week. Capt. Frank Campbell of Lewiston had some customers looking for some salmon slammin’ and they were rewarded with some mature kings in 100 to 200 feet of water, pulling magnum spoons in greens and white glow spin doctors with green flies behind dipsy divers 30 to 50 feet down. Off Wilson, fishing has actually been pretty good, but information was tough to come by with the Lake Ontario Trout and Salmon Association events taking place Friday and Saturday this week. Some bigger fish are available. Robyn Wolf of Wilson came close to the top prize with a 27 pound, 15 ounce king that is currently in second place in the Salmon Division. She was fishing out of her home port with Capt. Mike Johannes of On the Rocks and caught the fish on a magnum spoon. Darker colors have been working. Capt. Tim Sylvester of Tough Duty was fishing out of Olcott on Monday and hit a 28-plus pound king on a 400 copper line with meat. However, the person that caught the fish was not in the LOC Derby currently going on. He was fishing in 300-plus feet of water. Karen Evarts at The Boat Doctors in Olcott says try fishing a little east of Olcott in 400 to 450 feet of water or a little west off the red barn in 315-375 feet of water. The new Grand Prize leader is 29 pounds, 6 ounces. The derby ends on July 28. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.
  11. p3434
    Most of our hits came after 4:00 pm . Then it happen quick with 3 doubles. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  12. salmonguy
    Sorry, somebody slipped in ahead of you. Dave
  13. krux5506
    Yes and I think it opened about a week ago
  14. reeltrout
    would this be the launch by sea breeze that is now open?
  15. allaboutfishing13
    Homemade worm harnesses. Tied with 12lb Seaguar senshi and two octopus hooks. Size 6 and 8. $25 shipped to your door. PayPal accepted. Sent from my Pixel 3 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  16. underthefloat
    I’ll take it send me your PayPal info Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
  17. cuttermag1
    Boat weighs about 3500 Lbs No hour meter. Stringers and transom are in great shape. Boat runs and trolls awesome.
  18. Kingfisher06
    The USACE permit wouldn't be that big of a deal between the DEC and USACE and that's not how mitigation works. I'd argue minimal wetland impacts would accrue due to a new delineation taking into account a higher ordinary water mark incorporating the cattail coverage. The show stopper is $$.
  19. MCF

    Sea nymph help

    MCF replied to NymphO's topic in This Old Boat

    Electrolysis usually occurs in fresh water by a boat being moored in a marina with some electric current entering the water. I know of another Sea Nymph which had batteries mounted up front for an electric motor and had corrosion in the helm area because battery acid had leaked over time.
  20. VooDoo
    ROD HOLDERS SOLD... Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  21. Chaparral-194
    Very sorry for your loss. Just remember the good times y’all had out there on the water! I’m sure he is still with ya and now watching from above and will still help ya find the fish! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  22. thork9
    Is it good fishing Lakers out of Fairhaven? Or Oswego? Anybody, thanks in advance
  23. Bassin Bob
    OSWEGO, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow has announced that Wright’s Landing Marina will reopen on Thursday, July 18th. The marina had been closed due to flooding from high water levels on Lake Ontario. In the last few weeks, the water levels have dropped, allowing the city to clean up the marina and boat launch. “As promised, I am re-opening the Wright’s Landing Marina now that the water level has slightly dropped in the Oswego Harbor. The Oswego Department of Public Works has re-built new walkways and ramps to allow for safe access to our docks and boat slips despite the high water levels due to Plan 2014,” said Mayor Billy Barlow. “I’d like to thank the Oswego DPW for their constant hard work and creativity as we’ve built around and over the high water and flooding. I also appreciate the patience and understanding from the Charters, recreational boaters and tenants of Wright’s Landing Marina, realizing this situation was due directly to Plan 2014 and out of the City’s control. We will continue to work around the issues caused by the flooding and high water to keep the marina open and will work to more permanent solutions for the remainder of this season and beyond
  24. mxz670ho99
    get a octopus helm and then add the raymarine Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  25. Lucky13
    IF it is DEC doing the project, the Article 15 and 24 would be a formality. Lots of mitigation around look at all the wetlands recently created in Braddock's.
  26. Test Man
    Hrs on engines?
  27. Erikralph28
    Wanting to buy a raymarine sport pilot, or any autopilot that will work on a cable steer merc inboard/outboard. Thanks
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