Miss em

FWIW, My father had some Canadian Biologists out in the summer of 2014 that were trying to tag Atlantics for a tracking study. They kept catching these tiny king salmon and were interested in the age so they gave my father a permit to keep some and ship them to them for aging. The next week he sent them 18 fish between 10 and 16 inches long. The 10 to 13 inch ones were yearlings, the 13-16 inch fish ended up being two year olds. Those are pitifully small and I would say that there were most likely some small 3 year old matures around this year.

Looks like we may be building your duck hunting potholes for you. We were low bid at least.

Looks to me like the breakwall is just there to protect the wetlands from North winds. Nothing for channel protection. I'll let you guys know on Thursday how many millions of your federal taxpayers $$$ it will take to protect the cat tails.

January for the wetland work, maybe May or so for the break wall work

Thanks Whaler. We were out there last Thursday checking things over. Should be all set now.

Here is what is planned for the breakwall. Bunch of wetland enhancement to the south.

My construction company is looking at a large breakwall/wetland rehab project on Braddock's Bay on Thursday and was looking for someone to take us for a boat ride in the afternoon to see the job from the water. Does anybody on here keep their boat on the bay that would be willing to take a few of us for a quick ride? We can compensate you for your time. Thanks.

25 foot Carolina Classic is available with I/O with no dog house. Four Winns 267 Quest too.

Thanks again for putting this together Justin. Food was fantastic. Team Miss em really appreciates all your efforts.

That was a photo bomb! HA

I took this picture about a week before they trapped that guy, about 2 miles away in North Cohocton. 8:30 in the morning and headed for a bunch of houses. Looked like a real bruiser to me. Probably the same troublemaker they trapped.

Nice chunky one from today....

Nice thermocline is set up now. Blundered into one today.

These are a few that work for me on Oneida. Usually run them off the bottom bouncers at 1.0 mph. Have run them 8-10 feet behind a ball at 1.0 also and they hit them there just fine too.

Seemed fairly consistent to me on Sunday. Plenty of weeds on the west side Sunday and only one small SMB for us. Didn't seem like a fishy day to me with the hard south wind and overcast. Tthermocline at 30 and 80 on top is easy pickings!

I had the themocline at 26 to 27 feet on Sunday. 30 feet is the magic number with a whole lot warmer water on top!

Team Miss em is in. Looking forward to it.

No problem. We were running around 2.2 mph for speed.

Had to fish the easier lake Justin. If I had to survive on walleyes I caught out of Otisco, I would starve.....

Weatherman threw us a curve this morning. Thought it was supposed to be a gentle breeze out of the SE, but was blowing pretty hard out of East. Ended up trolling East towards Lakeport and made one upwind pass, then turned when they started coming over the bow and trolled back. Ended up landing 7, all keepers. Cutting board is 21 inches long. Reef runners on the inlines took 5, 20# power pro, 75 feet out, then 2 or 3 oz. snap weight, another 50 feet out then the board. Other two on Silver Streak Pink Panties on a 30 foot black Jet Diver out 125 on 15# mono. 35 fow or so.