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Olcott 8/6
Gill-T replied to Andiamo Outdoors's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Olcott 8/6
Gill-T replied to Andiamo Outdoors's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Olcott 8/6
Gill-T replied to Andiamo Outdoors's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Olcott 8/6
Gill-T replied to Andiamo Outdoors's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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I will take it Brian.
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Bury the net in the cuddy, get some tangles and start working on untangling, check lines for fleas and shakers.
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OLCOTT 7/31
Gill-T replied to garrymny's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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The good news is there is food o'plenty this year in the woods.. I went for a scouting walk on some state land Sunday and found hickory nuts dropping, acorns in tree tops, a good apple crop and the corn has recovered from the lack of rain in June. Lots of good sized tracks from hold-over deer due to mild winter. It should be a good year.
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There is a theory, less bait-hungry fish-easier to catch. Also, I think we have had some good natural reproduction on kings to supplement the reduced stockings. I have caught more three year olds this year than any year I can remember, and yet I have not cracked 22 lbs.
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I was trying to figure out the last time a 30lb fish has come over the gunnels. When I did the math I couldn’t help but be a little shocked that it has been seven years. Any doubt that the winters of 2014 and 2015 would have a lasting effect have been erased from my mind. The mild winter this past year and super warm summer should have a good effect on bait numbers. I am starting to see algae blooms on satellite images of the lake which I have not seen since 2013. Lake Erie smelt have rebounded this year so here’s hoping lady Ontario is on a course to start spitting out 30’s with more regularity.
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Wheres the fish!!!? Mexico area
Gill-T replied to Ademarco's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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OLCOTT 7/31
Gill-T replied to garrymny's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Gary you have been found guilty of driving over fish to find fish on both lakes. Tighter on both lakes. -
Generally speaking, I try to run into current. First, I want all my gear straight out the back, second, it saves on gas, third, big fish are lazy so if given the same lure action, lazy fish won’t want to exert as much energy in theory. As others have stated, any given day, the fish may want lures presented in a certain direction. If you are over fish, keeping your bait in the zone on a trolling pass as long as possible means trolling slower ie. going into the down current.
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Cayuga Avoid Boat with Reel Rage Pro Staff logo on side
Gill-T replied to Joles's topic in Finger Lakes Discussion
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salmon temps/depth
Gill-T replied to Bustersit's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Location dependent so fishing the screen helps. I could tell you I was fishing a different part of the lake (Niagara) and the mini rollover drove fish deep that put them in contact with some bottom smelt. Our high divers in low 60’s temp never got a sniff. All fish came deep below the thermocline. The puzzle that day was aided by the fact that I noticed marks near the bottom on the drop. Knowing it would take awhile for those fish to activate and lift with the changing conditions, we left after two swipes on the drop. -
Your best video yet.
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Mexico 7/25
Gill-T replied to willmarsh14's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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I would agree on weekends you would want the state launch, but during the week you won’t have too much to deal with at the black north launch








