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    They have a number on them that has to match.
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    I find as the end of August rolls around, don't be afraid to fish up to 70 degrees. Like kings, the spawners seem to like the warmer water. If you see marks up high above the thermalcline, most of the times they are big browns (some days they are in 70+ degree water). Free sliders and high divers work well on those fish. I like 55-65 degrees for browns in summer. I find where 60-62 degrees intersects the bottom and work inside and outside of that zone.
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    No. The water is just at the tops of the docks. They do not look in good shape either.
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    You are very welcome Dan. We will do it again!
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    Sandy Creek 8/11/17 Fished with double D and decided to target browns and lakers since the Orleans County Derby board was wide open. Ran out to 90' and found good brown temps down 70-75'. We slid into 75' and started the morning off with a small king followed by a nice bow and a really nice coho. After a short troll, we were into the browns and small kings. After a couple hours, we boated a bunch of good browns and a ton of small kings including a 11lb. and 10 and change brown for the leaderboard in the Orleans Derby. We slid out to the laker water and had trouble finding a good screen. The lakers were very scattered and tight to the bottom. We ground out a bunch of lakers including a 17lb. 10oz. laker to take the top spot in the Orleans Derby. That fish took a Silver Glow Gambler Rig behind a Crystalina Water Melon Hammerhead Cowbell.
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    They said that was due to heavy currents in the Saint Lawrence. I guess there are some sections that narrow down and get really hard to navigate when the outflow levels get above 10,000.
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    wait until it clears up. The water has been a little on the dirty side lately.
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    Vince, I will be sending a package out for raffles.
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    We WILL see this flooding again next year. Lake Erie is projected to be well above average again this winter. If we have an average or above average winter for precipitation, and the IJC does not get enough water out of the lake this winter, we are doomed! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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    You can't fix stupid! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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    I'm willing to bet it blew in lots of warm water Pap.
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    Seriously, if you go, let me know. I will make you up some custom Gambler Rigs. I would love to have some photos of those slobs that were caught on my rigs.
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    If you are ever heading that way again, let me know and I will give you a couple Gambler Rigs to try up there.
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    Pull it off and get 200lb test Power Pro. Releases fly down it!
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    Just a warning, I purchased one of these last summer for camping. They do not hold ice well at all and I already replaced the hinges and locks after 4 camping trips. I would not recommend them.
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    Those would make for awesome hunting blinds!
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    Because mother nature sucks
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    Nice job Jack! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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    How tall are they? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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    Nice job Jeremy and Matt! Congrats on the big steelhead! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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    You need a fish hawk x4 not the TD. Speed changes with small turns of the boat. Temp is an important bit of information that you need to have readily available. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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    Congrats guys. Awesome box! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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    After not prefishing due to weather, we started our morning inside of 200'. We boated four small kings in the first hour and decided run offshore and look for stable water . We set the boat down on the 30 line and worked from the 30 to the 32 line. We found a small area holding good fish so I dropped a weigh point and work it all day. We put together a 67.97lb box that was good enough for 5th place in the tournament. We also took 5th place in the Big Fish Friday event with a 23lb fish. The hot lures for the day were Stinger Stingrays in Purple Glow Alewive, Green Glow Alewive UV and Gator UV. Riggers parked at 60,74 and 85 took all four of our kings we weighed in. Divers set at 210,215 and 225 took numerous steelhead and smaller kings. Flashers and flies were dead for us. We had four rips on meat but they all came unbuttoned quickly. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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