With the nice weather forecasted, muddy water in Niagara county, and the poor white perch dipsy bite being reported on Chautauqua Lake, Captain Andy decided to hijack me to Rochester and fish out of the Genny. Beautiful day to be out with zero wind to speak of. Many times it comes down to making the decision of going left or right out of port to find fish. We chose poorly. We went West out of port due to better water color and temps but found slow fishing tallying a steelhead and a brown fishing the 9:30- 2:30 timeline. We spoke to a boat that blew by us when we first pulled out of port. They had the hammer down coming from where we were heading. I mentioned to Capt Andy “that can’t be a good sign”. We spoke to them at the launch when leaving and they zeroed West of port and clobbered fish East of port. Andy was feeling bad but I reminded him we were able to catch two fish in water they just zeroed on so we won the day…. Anyway, it was great to get out and fish water neither us had fished before. Time well spent with good company.
Gents, does anyone have any leads on rentals in the Wilson to Youngstown area. Looking for lodging for spring and fall LOC derby times. Thanks in advance
Wow what a tease! Do we know when the fully movie comes out, and might we see accidental underwater footage of Vince in scuba gear looking for the ever elusive staging areas for Olcott pen reared kings??
Has anyone had their eyes on the 104 west of Rochester recently? Is it open? Conditions? I am out of town and planning on driving to either Hornell or Rochester tomorrow and shack up somewhere until I get word the roads have been cleared in Buffalo.
Agreed it can’t all be the weather. During the last few decades the system has undergone huge upheaval with invasive species. The lakes are still settling things out. Is it the cold winter or the effect of an invasive shrimp species that negatively affect a year class of alewives?