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Keep your radio on and tuned to 72. Water temp will dictate everything... wont hurt to try the shallow bite early.

Great stuff! Congrats!

All three Sandy Creek Marinas have agreed to help in any way they could with the the tournament including dock space, launching, overnight stays, etc. Pro Marine and East Fork Marina Tom Barbara (new owner) 236 Lake Rd east fork Hamlin, NY 14464 (585) 964-2694 737-8499 Sandy Creek Marina Bruce Butcher 8 Lake Road East fork Hamlin, NY 14464-9704 (585) 964-8189 Sleepy Hollow Marina Frank 200 Lake Road East Fork Hamlin, NY 14464-9708 314-3569

I dont think he meant you Mark.

Left the dock this morning and trolled due north, right out of the pier heads. The plan was to find slowly head offshore and hopefully find a deeper water bite. 2 riggers slowly became 4 riggers, a mix of stickbaits off the boards, and even a 8 color core down the chute. On the way out we boated 1 laker which took a stickbait off the board. After giving it a fair shot for 2+ hours, seeing very few fish, zero bait on the screen, and lots ice cold water we abandoned the deeper water and headed in tight. The inside waters have been very good to us and today wouldnt be any different. The mud plume just in front of the creek seemed to be loaded with fish and gave us some good action including multiple doubles. The second half of the morning produced a couple steelhead, 3 Atlantics, and a half a dozen Browns for us. A mix of sticks off the boards (with pink and chart the 2 best colors) and Blood Run Fluoro loaded with DW ss green halo and green dolphin 6' down on the riggers did all the work.

Happy Birthday!

Its all about..."You get what you pay for".

I thought those were your rabbit hunting trophies!

mine collect water also and i pump them out when i leave the dock. i guess it would be possible to put a seal around the perimeter.

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Call Moor and they will give you all the necessary info.

Looking for some leads... Looking to buy a 12'+/- flatbottom boat.

Happy birthday Chad!

Im lucky, my kid is very interested in the outdoors and absolutely loves fishing. I know hes hoping I pull the trigger on a new Mathews bow this summer for him also. Maybe its brainwashing, maybe not.

First King (14.3#) of 2011 from Saturday April 30

With the great fishing the past couple of weeks we headed out Saturday and fished the shallows right out front of the creek. We have been spoiled by incredible fishing lately and this weekend proved to be a tougher bite then what we have had. Best water for us was a mile stretch east of the creek in 10 fow. 10# Blood Run Fluoro pulling a mix of sticks off the boards (black/silver, yellow/silver, chart/ green) and off the riggers a Stinger green dolphin and Dreamweaver SS NBK 6' down all took fish. We boated 1 small King, 1 Coho, and 5 Browns. After spending about 3 hours inside we headed out deeper to look at some different water offshore. We headed north out to 60 fow without finding a fishable screen or moving a rod and called it a day by 10am. As the shallow bite seems to be fading the water offshore seems to be setting up nicely. On Sunday morning we were joined by my 8 year old son. The obvious goal of the day was to put some fish on for him to fight, so we followed the plan the has done so well for us this year. We pounded the inside water (10-25 fow) for over 2 hours before we were rewarded our 1st fish of the day. Once again a small section (1/2 mile) of water in front of the creek in 8-9 fow produced all of the fish for us. 10# Blood Run Fluoro pulling a Stinger green dolphin and Dreamweaver SS NBK 6' down off the riggers saw the majority of the action, with each taking 3 browns, and a small black/ silver stick off the boards also took 2 browns.

Nice to see Pops got out with you guys!

Sharp hooks and really tight releases

Spro does seem to be the best bet but they kill you with shipping costs.

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