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fished honeoye w/ scottb today. absolutely no lack of ice there. fishing was extremely slow. 1 flag producing zero fish from tip ups. scottb "fooled" 10 or so perch into biting.

i also run my probe on the deepest rigger and usually its in search of 39 degree water. i believe running it on your deepest rigger helps you establish and maintain the "bottom" of your targeted range.

you cant lose with "natural" colored sticks. black/silver,black/gold, black/chrome, brown trout, rainbow trout, perch, etc couple of spoons- nk dl28 kevorkian and c5 frog

rigger rods= 20# cortland fleaflicker (damn fleas)

fish junkie pen reared fish are given a chance to grow bigger alowing them to have a lower mortality rate than direct stocked fish. most importantly the are allowed to smolt. which means they are trick into believing they were born in that tributary and someday they will also return there to spawn. every year stocking locations recieve a "certain amount" of fish for pen rearing and each location is different. given the choice between direct stocking and pen rearing, i would assume that we would all choose to pen rear because its just a superior way to stock. i would say its not a risk "putting all of your fish in the same basket" but instead i would say we are doing the best we can with the fish we have.

i dont mean to add fuel to the fire but.................. http://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/7065.html http://www.dec.ny.gov/press/12599.html http://www.dec.ny.gov/environmentdec/18598.html

4cs, welcome to the site. theres plenty of learning material on this site for you. good luck

i typically run four riggers- the two outside riggers higher in the water column (chart, purples, frogs), 1 rigger deeper (usually a mupped rig), and the probe rigger the deepest (mag nbk, echip and fly) 1 10 core centered out back wire rods- 1 off each side (typically flasher/flies) obviouslly conditions will dictate but this seems to be a very "comfortable" spread for me.

you got that right ray. give me another month and itll be at its peak.

sounds like you guys had fun and an added bonus you caught some fish too.

thats awesome. thats what i liked about my old boat (just hook it to the truck and go). dont worry billy another 5 weeks and well be able to park our boats in the driveway and clean them. :shock:

fish junkie, i bought a moultrie 5.0 w/ viewer from cabelas. this is my first digital but i think the thing is great.

i took them last saturday (feb2), right after the freezing rain and snow. i drove by and thought it would make a cool pic.

for you guys that know this spot, i thought you would appreciate these pics

this was my first year with a digital game cam.

verizon verizon verizon ive been a customer since verizon bought out frontier cellular (year ?). i have a plan with 2100 min and 2 phones and besides the bill i cant say anything bad. good service and a great network. can you hear me now?

fished honeoye w/ scottb today. uncharted and unexplored hard water for the both of us. bass minnows on tipups accounted for a total of 8 flags (2 keeper bass and 1 nice perch)

nothing cazy and nothing new to report. just a nice slow and consistant perch bite w/ about 80% being keepers. ended the day with my limit. fished the day with a few board members, (all of which seemed to do well).

no doubt, can only pick one, go to lure..........spinnerbait

ice was still in great shape

cold and breezy morning on the bay. hot early bite turned into a slow pick. iced 45 keeper perch, lost a bunch, through back a dozen or so dinks. tip downs w/ big niagaras. dead and alive baits were working. maybe a dozen others out there mostly fishing for perch. didnt see any pike iced.

it was an extremely light bite. lost a ton of fish from not being able to hook them. iced a few that werent hooked, they just didnt want to let go of the bait. majority of the fish were of good size, we had very few dinks. i figured there would be more pike caught with the amount of tip ups on the ice.