Storm Warning II

So, 5% cover, a warm night tonight and warm rain tomorrow ought to mean an imminent yank, right?

Looks a lot better to me! http://coastwatch.glerl.noaa.gov/webdata/cwops/html/modis/modis.php?region=e&page=1&template=subℑ=a1.14114.1828.LakeErie.143.250m.jpg

Because we'll be up there by 5/6/14

Where is everyone getting the ice coverage percentage? I'm sure the continued warm last night, warm this morning and imminent rain / wind will put another "whoopin'" on it today until the chill tonight / tomorrow... C'mon Power Authority! PULL THE BOOM!!!!

One meat knock off on 73 rigger so far...quiet

Can't watch the vid!

Hooks in there?

Keep up the reports! Be back at home away from home on Friday night!

When in doubt this time of year..."Heaven's Waiting Line"...80 - 125 fow from the barn to the microwave tower

Tough Labor Day weekend bite off Olcott. NE blow screwed up "Heavens Waiting Line" and no rods moved in 3 hrs where we had seen kings stacked up staging in a quick try the nite prior. Went into search mode heading straight north between the red barn and port. We hid 220 fow and a diver fires yielding a decent steelie, continued north and the port rigger with spinny fires, up comes a shaker, our first King! Sent the rig back down and it wasn't down 10 seconds and pops no bounce, no nothing, crap, release must be too loose...grabbed the rod and the drag starts peeling! What's going on? 20 minutes later a black backed submarine surfaces behind the boat...holy crap! Get it to the back of the boat and it makes its death run, crossing both rigger cables, wrapping in the starboard cable! Capt. Jimmy deftly straddles the transom and nets the biggest fish we've ever hooked on the boat. As he lifts the fish towards the rail, the line snap, but fish makes it onto the floor...a plump fall hen weighing in at 25 1/2 lbs. The pics, on an old school cam, are priceless...giddy looks of young men getting their first look at a set of lady lumps.

Nice! Where's Charlotte? Obviously not North Carolina!!