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Just went bye, still closed. Water just slightly below docks. 

Nice!

Really? Is it usable?

On water from 7am to 11. Mixed bag, 2 steelheads, a brown and a salmon. nothing to big, 8lb salmon and 7.5lb steelhead. All spoons. Temp about 70 down on rigger. Lost a couple more up on the surface. Heavy fog till about 9. Everything on riggers and nothing on dipsy.

I agree. I seldom keep any fish.

Nice! How heavy?

Good thing for him you were there. Sounds like a very interesting day. 

The I-Bay launch is a floating dock and it's closed? So what's the point?

How tricky is it to use the launch at Sandy creek? Obviously boots required and the docks must be slippery.

No, it's closed now.

So $8 all together to launch and retrieve your boat? How's the channel out to the lake?

Thanks!

Genesee is open but you need boots. It's inches from being under water and it is under with any waves at all.

Thanks!

Anybody if the Genesee launch is still above water and usable?

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Braddock bay, launch on the east side before going into the marina.

Went by the Genesee launch today and it looks just like my picture above. I was surprised as that picture was taken 6 days ago. Not under water yet.

Thanks for the update!

Thanks! Got to carry boots!

I was wondering if the I-Bay and Sandy creek launches are still open? I went by the Genesee river launch on Saturday and took a picture. Looks like it will be under water soon.

Nice, time to buy another one of those spoons!

I was out today and temp was 75-85 down in 120-220.

FYI, fleas were bad at Sandy today.

I leave my boat out all of the time except for winter and then store it in a barn in Hamlin. I usually cover it when I'm traveling. If I don't cover it after fishing I'll get lazy and not put it on when I get home.

Yea, that's nice. The cover i'm getting won't be convertible. Thinking about some padding around the trolling motor blade might be a good idea.

I've had things blow out of the boat plus where I park it in my driveway there's a big oak that drops all sorts of stuff into the boat.