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Where the pike?
Kingfisher06 replied to Duddytri1's topic in St. Lawrence River Fishing Reports - 1000 Islands Fishing
Same decline or shift in habits in the golden crescent. Dont know why...maybe the increasing numbers of pickeral, maybe theyre chasing different bait in different strata. Have caught some large fish open water trolling eyes and there are spots in the spring where we still catch lots, but the spots I grew up throwing mepps over have definetly changed. -
Yeah Gambler, your pics of them sitting on a pond where 20 E-Birders have already documented them is going to push this through the finish line, good job. The distribution is well documented, what their roosts degrade into, well documented, their appetites, well documented. Extrapolate trends from birders who document themselves very well and the job is already well done. The public and especially affected landowners have already cried out for help with documentation.
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E-bird has over 9.6 million observations paired with 227600 photos from avid birders. I'd have to imagine Cornell, who runs E-bird, could glean enough information from that dataset to appease someone in the local government of Huron. I don't use E-bird, but I know some avid birders and I am pretty sure all their lists are geo-located one way or another. Waiting for Joe Smo's pictures of cormorants roosting in his willow tree to come in isn't my idea of proactive.
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Flasher/Fly on the wire and spoon on the rigger. Yellow NBK/Green Dolphin are some spoon colors. Have a few glow, UV, and natural patterns to toy with. I like frog and whites, and 42nd paddle colors. Might want to put down some J-plugs to piss them off if things get real tough. Color patterns change every year, dont be afraid to ask some folks at the dock. Trench fishing is very off and on and it seems the fish go nuts all at once when they do. Good luck!
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Most of the fishing will be in the trench and if you find yourself amongst a lot of traffic, which can certainly be the case in the trench, you run the risk of tangling up with other boats with long coppers and even wire dipsies so keep that in mind. I have found that trench fishing, often less is more. It can be a tough bite in the trench, low light conditions are often best. Id say a wire dipsey is the way to go.
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In line planer board recommendation
Kingfisher06 replied to wallysackett's topic in Tackle and Techniques
I use the offshore mag planer with a sams or39 release. Only have used leadcore and I cant say I reccomend it for anything heavier or when waves are big. Havent used the church version. Its not ideal. -
Sandy Thurs Fri afternoon
Kingfisher06 replied to HB2's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
By any chance was that a 10mm Peach Gobbler bead? -
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8/1 Braddocks Jig Bite
Kingfisher06 replied to fisherman21's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Sandy Pond
Kingfisher06 replied to striper192001's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Last week of August, that will probably line up with the kings moving into the trench. The trench is the deep water between Stony Island and shoreline. It wont be hard for you to find the pack of charter boats out of Henderson wherever they are. Maybe they will be in the shipping lanes between Main Duck and Galoo fishing the 'the wall'. Good Luck. -
Another outdoor decision by Washington
Kingfisher06 replied to LongLine's topic in Open Lake Discussion
Nah, HB is being gaslit. If it’s not gaslighting, it’s coercion, or censorship. Tell tale sign of bad faith. We all remember the doomer politicians pushing catastrophe prediction, news articles all over dooming on man-made climate change, and climatologists who bucked that narrative losing funding. And it all makes sense now with this new bullcrap grid being built around us that nobody wants, except for the technocrats who born all the green propaganda in their think tanks to justify it. -
Another outdoor decision by Washington
Kingfisher06 replied to LongLine's topic in Open Lake Discussion
Trust to me is reserved for neighbors, family and friends-the folks who can earn it. Forgiveness the same. The scientific community, political apparatus, corporate power structures demand to be trusted, but they’re actually asking for your faith. The infinite resource printed out of thin air, backed by nothing but violence melds these institutions into a machine. There’s a control group, the Amish, who mostly didn’t accept stimmy check bribes, who don’t reference NOAA or much of anything else or place their faith in man. They are one of, if not the only subset of the white population actually growing their numbers. What other metric actually means more than that? I don’t know how any Trump supporter, Newsom supporter, or institution believer has enough forgiveness in their heart to still be playing the red v blue stuff or have any sort of trust left in any faceless man-made structure at this point. -
Another outdoor decision by Washington
Kingfisher06 replied to LongLine's topic in Open Lake Discussion
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Ive always felt like trolling was akin to trapping and making your set. Its the technical aspect that makes it fun for me. To keep things fun I'll tell a buddy to run his side of the boat or make sure the kids are picking the spoons etc. I probably get more pleasure landing a walleye or steelhead on an outside board effectively without tangles than getting the bite itself if that makes sense. Same concenpt for a tipup 'set' v being in the shanty jigging. Theres a reason more people hunt than trap and if the fishery keeps supporting good results for King jiggers I expect more people to give it a try because its a thrill-but it'll never satisfy those guys that want to perfect their set.





