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Gill-T

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  1. It is easy to drive over fish to find fish. There is a lot of bait already shallow in 30-50'.
  2. The skinny kings are most likely new arrivals from their deep winter haunts. They looked around and realized the bait has moved inshore. This is the time to cash in on hungry kings that have not seen a lure in months. Get out there!
  3. I would think these spoons combined with a single bait holder hook and tipped with a piece of nightcrawler, would catch Walleye on Erie.
  4. Coho bite has been "off" around Olcott this spring. I have been out 6 times this year and have caught one so far. I think this year class is the last year of reduced stocking due to "eye-up" egg issues at the Altmar hatchery so there may be less swimming around out there
  5. I tried something similar and saw too many fish come up and take a look and then fall away. I don't want fish to key on my balls at all so now I use a green color that matches water color.
  6. You can run those orange flashers and dodgers on leadcore with 2-5 colors probably about right.....or run them off mono rods with keel weights. Slider spoons in orange or blue/green colors work well. Think the top 20'.
  7. Derby time brings temptation. Every LOC I worry about my stuff as I have had three separate incidents with people helping themselves to my stuff during derby time. BTW my stolen motor was recovered and an arrest made. The person arrested was from Orleans county. I would make sure you file a report with Orleans County Sheriffs Dept. and your home town police dept. Supply them with a picture and serial numbers of the motor. Call Honda and have them list the serial number as stolen.
  8. Huh? The lake is alive and well. My suggestion is to book a charter and find out. The amount of species AND size found in Lake Ontario make it a WORLD CLASS FISHERY.
  9. Nice work. Are you adding a bottom coat?
  10. Hmmmm......I don't think they barge Kings out of harms way.
  11. Launch at Olcott and troll west until your arms get sore or your boat gets too slimy to fish safely....
  12. I am not sure why bending the tow arm up would help the board plane better? If the problem is the heavier junk lines pulls the rear down and the front up reducing planing drag then it would seem to me you would want to do move the front tow location down and forward to keep the nose in the water? I use otter boards and prior to buying the 1/2 keel, Big Jon told me if I move the tow line down lower on the board edge it would pull harder. I am not about to run out and buy some inlines to prove my point but it seems a little counterintuitive.
  13. There are a whole series of tweaks that will make the boards work better for salmon fishing. Go to Bloodruntackle.com and check out their blog on inline adjustments.
  14. Ah.....it been since the beginning of March that Lakerfest has been going on. Your late to the dance Brian! If the wind keeps blowing from the East it might be a year'long thing
  15. Yes, that is the radio transmitter for the Oswego Bull Shark.
  16. If you had line chaff, with a long run in shallow water you angle of the line was probably rubbing on mussels. If you hit a king in short water it is always a good move to have the driver head for deeper water as soon as possible
  17. Optitackle Duolock 30 lb
  18. The strains they are using are not native so the whole thing is a farce
  19. For a fish that lives 20 years we put a lot of them in our lake
  20. It bears watching as part of the Michigan bait collapse was fueled by the 10's of millions of lake trout they were shoving down anglers throats despite all the warnings on consumption
  21. How about dumping more bait? See also Bloater Chub. A conspiracy theorist might say that king fishing was off target on purpose to protect the new pet project. But that is just crazy talk ......
  22. Spiny fleas are not as rich as the Mysis Shrimp and Copepods that alewives start targeting deep in the fall and winter. During late fall Copepods begin to store lipids in sacs to gear up for reproduction cycle. Alewives get there grease-on by feeding on these large zooplankton and then pass it on to the salmon that eat them. You know that white stuff bubbling up from salmon meat on the grill? Thank the copepod. YOY alewives have difficulty with all the sticky projections and tend to eat more palatable zooplankton
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