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GAMBLER

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  1. And when our stocking got screwed up last spring, we should be compensated for it next year......... Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
  2. Green glow alewive UV by far was my number one spoon this year. Purple glow alewive was number two. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
  3. With the Pen project fiasco for the mid lake ports this past spring, we should at least get some kind of increase. As some know, the pen projects were mostly cancelled mid lake due to late stockings and too warm of water. The DEC was also caught stocking Olcotts fish on the beach in three foot waves and baby kings were washing up on the beach. With the stocking cuts, pen projects are even more important that the past because of the survival rate. With the direct stocking of our pen fish due to water temps, we are taking more of a stocking cut! The pen projects are run by each region of the DEC. Why are we not dealing with one region so we have more consistency? Region 8 really dropped the ball this spring!
  4. Beautiful coho!
  5. Screw the thermal break. I want to see that coho!
  6. I think the staging is going to affect the bite more than the weather. Fronts do affect fish but trout and salmon do not seem to be affected as much as pike and walleye.
  7. That's what I'm talking about. I icefished in very warm temps in feb. then cold in April.
  8. Warm water is coming back in quickly. Our intake temperature at work started out at 44 degrees this morning and was 66 degrees by noon.
  9. Check the rubber boot around the switch. I had a crack in the boot on my mag 20 years ago and it was doing the same thing. After replacing the switch, the boot and the board, it stopped doing it. There was corrosion inside of the switch from moisture.
  10. http://13wham.com/news/local/irondequoit-issued-revised-speed-restrictions-for-vessels-on-irondequoit-bay
  11. Warm Feb. Late frosts in April?????
  12. Sandy 8/30/17 We started the morning inside looking for a derby brown and was greeted with ice water all the way out to 200'. Ran to 450 and dropped right in on fish. I got 3 riggers in and doubled. We caught a bunch of nice steelhead, 4 kings and an Atlantic. There was a very subtle break right on the 27.5 line holding fish. 60-100 down with Stinger Green Glow alewives and a Pro troll Live Wire w/ an Atommik Stud fly were the top producers. Mostly a diver and rigger bite for us. Only one copper hit all day.
  13. Lake Ontario is alive and well. If the bait population was low, could we produce slobs? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
  14. Never say never. There was a 40.6 taken on the Canadian side of the lake (Newcastle) a couple weeks ago.
  15. Jiffy Pro 4 Propane Auger 8" Lightly used Jiffy Pro 4 propane auger. Runs great and starts easy. $300.00. Local pick up only. I am located in Hilton NY.
  16. The release is sold pending payment. I will let you know if it falls through.
  17. Trt Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
  18. If it is not on their website, call them. They found me a transducer I could not find anywhere! They also will help you find something compatible if they can.
  19. Try the GPS Store Pap. I have found a lot of things there than most do not carry.
  20. White Double Crushed Ice UV Protroll Live Wire Protroll
  21. They did not recognize my boat with spoons and flasher/flies out! The lake trout stuff is coming off the boat before this weekend since the LOC does not have a lake trout division in the fall. I will not fish them unless there is a derby going on. There is no need to educate them!!!! We only fished lake trout on 6 of our trips this season. I put more time in fishing Browns and kings this season because it has been so good. Once we got the 21.10 on the board in the summer derby, lakers were left alone. We switch gears and brown trout fished. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  22. We started the morning east of the creek in 85' looking for a LOC brown. We worked all the way down to to light house and only took five small Browns two skippers and a nice mature King. At 10:00 we slid out to 135' and did two nice steelhead a couple salmon and two Browns. The one brown weighed 12lbs 6oz and was good enough for 4th place in the LOC so far. That brown took a Atommik Stud fly behind a Livewire Protroll on a diver. Most of our fish came in 60-70 degree water. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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