brucehookedup

Myself measures from loop to end of hook.

The Genesee charter boat association accepts non captains as well as captains. We meet at the irondequoit fish and game club the first tuesday of the month. We are the largest association on the lake, and growing. We have a website to get info from.

Looks like a river fish. Good deal on the reports

I agree, look at me.

Thanks again for making it happen matt. Sorry i had to run off and fish again. The ribs for lunch looked awesome. Sounds like everybody had a blast, they were all happy.

I too was violated several times. It SUCKS !!!!! You lose your sense of security. I am ready IF they try it again. Good luck, hope they catch the S.O.B.s

I will be aware of this with all 6 to 8 of them I catch all year.

O.K. so many years ago ( yes i consider myself a old timer, i am old) we used to get a sheet of paper from the D.E.C. that pertained to fin clipped fish. They would tell us, what fish were clipped, where, and the year they did it. I guess that was when they must have CARED. Now we get NOTHING! I would love to get that info once again. The reason behind all of this was to see what we catching. Oh yea, they used to mail them to me. Now i have to research and look up on this computer what the hell i am catching with the clipped fins, to get the info to tell my clients who ask and that is IF i can find it. REALLY?????? I hope somebody from the D.E.C. pipes in.

Uh Huh Uh huh, why I never want to hear,,,,,,,,,,,,

Rochester salmon has slowed down since the bait has moved out to a more favorable zone for them. They are there, just not chewing as well with all of the bait around. The rest of the salmonoids are still biting. Steelhead action, and quality has been fantastic. That will be hard to find the prime water with the recent warmup.

You look proud holding that forkie. Nice job with the team.

That was beautiful, well done gentlemen.

Troll inside the piers and outside. Slow, j13 rapalas

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Rochester is the most consistent port on the lake. Go for a longer car ride.

You make up a 5 to 7ft leader with a swivel on one end a snap on the other. Clip the snap on your main line once the rigger is 6 to 10 ft down, let the rigger go to your depth. That is a free slider. That will find a belly in your line usually half way between your rod tip and rigger depth. The deeper your rigger the deeper your slider. Many days this time of year that is what the fish like. Sink the rig and get the slider hits. Fixed (cheater) slider set your rig in the water 6ft put a rubber band on your cable. Then take your snap end and run that through your main line and the rubber band, done. Notice when your cheater hits the water on the rig counter. You can then adjust to separate them 10, 15, 20 ft or what ever. One more way is use alligator clips with rubber on them. Set your rig, go down 5 ft put the clip on your main line, put your slider on. Now it can only come up so far as the alligator clip. You do lose those once in a while, they are cheap. Reach up and grab it on the way in to the boat. Hope this helps. Just few ways to make it happen.