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The project hasn't started yet. However fish and wildlife have done some projects to open areas closed choked out by cattails and on both sides of the parkway Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Wishinfishin the weeds aren't horrible yet so you'll be fine....fishing has been decent still.....you can fish outside bay for pike I've had the best luck fishing west rather that east when outside of the bay...the water temp hasn't changed to much...good luck if you get out Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Nice pike....did you get them Casting or trolling ? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

All casting by the markers...trolling could work outside the bay on the mud line. Inside the bay I think you'd spend more time catching bottom, I'd say the avg depth is 4ft .........if your not familiar with the bay ONLY go in and out with the markers or you'll need a new lower end.. across the mouth there is an old rail bed / pier not sure it was taken out long before I was born Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Yes we will see how much they get done. Sad to look at empty and falling apart docks but it does make nice structure for fishing. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Braddocks has it's day's....lots of pressure/pleasure boats and no water . But I live a mile from the launch so that makes it nice for quick outings. Like any body of water once you find a pattern/tactic that works you can be productive Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I always release in hopes some young kid hooks up on the big fish. Big rattle traps were the key or if you have any like 6in jakes in chrome or white would work. Did catch a few on chrome J11's.... The bay is at 64degrees now but once is hits around 70 it's generally all hammer handle pike. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

The pike action has been hot and heavy...went 12 for 15 Sunday. Many solid 30"/32" fish. Along with this 37" slob. All fish were released. Hot color was chrome Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

That's awesome congrats Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United

I also have a c-star 18ft....what a great boat and hull....this set up will not disappoint the buyer Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United

Fished braddocks bay last night 7-11 caught 20 and missed 3 or 4 between two of us Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

http://rochester.craigslist.org/boa/4927529772.html Here is the boat I was talking about Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Rochester Craigslist has what looks like a mint smokercraft for like 9800...I don't remember all the details but would be a nice fishing rig,it was posted a few days a go. Pretty sure it was a blue color Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Hey, I have the clam nanook which when fully extended has more room than you would think. I recently took my wife and her two sisters fishing and there was room for a heater/two jigging holes/ and two 5gal pals for extra seats. My buddy had a clam hub style tent. It without a doubt has more room. But what I'm not a fan of is you must bring chairs/sled/tent/gear/shovel. The nanook is just all contained in one and it all fits. My only complaint with the hub style is a pain to set up in the wind,if it's not anchored its flips right over and also the poles collapse back in sometimes. Then if there is snow you have to shovel the area out. Just some things to consider....the nanook takes less than a min to set up .....you'll be happy with whatever you choose As both have pros and cons Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

If we had antler restrictions the deer wouldn't starve....that's a joke ha ha...... I know a lot of guys want to model ohio for deer management and they allow feeding i don't see where it's hurt them. I personally don't do it but don't see a problem with those that do. I think if every hunting camp had a feeder deer would benefit huge in areas with no ag around....I think the big tine 30/06 would be a good choice for all year feeding Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Sk8man I totally agree. Power and hand both have their place. I'll give you an example on over use, at a local pond so many people use power augers no matter how thick the ice all the home owners complained to the town. End result town has a new law no parking until 8am now on that stretch of road. .........here's a tip spend your money on a lazer or niles perfect for 12" and under and it's like a hot knife through butter. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Two thoughts this past year I shot my buck on October 5th so what did I do beside trophy doe hunt...I fished more and got back to small game hunting . I think one buck rule would be fine and most would hunt something else to fill time. Second everyone likes Ohio's system and not to get off topic but Ohio also runs feeder and mineral stations would everyone object to that to help grow big bucks and help the population ? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app