Robfish

Fishing Report

Your Name / Boat Name:

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TRIP OVERVIEW

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Date(s):

Time on Water: 9:30 - 11:30

Weather/Temp:

Wind Speed/Direction:

Waves: calm

Surface Temp:

Location:

LAT/LONG (GPS Cords):

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FISHING RESULTS

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Total Hits: 6

Total Boated:3

Species Breakdown:steel brown laker

Hot Lure: stinger pink black

Trolling Speed:

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Boat Depth: 90

Lure Depth: 78

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SUMMARY & FURTHER DETAILS

Fish hit heading west - had a brown and small laker double that was odd and steelhead later about 8lbs.

Lots of bait on bottom in 85ft.

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Thank you for the answers guys.

You can add two more boats that will be entering.

My friends pike cought Sat. morning in 10ft water on tip up.

Choppy water this morning fished 6:30am till 8:00 am.

9lb brown in 75ft of water right on the bottom took a green NK.

Had a fish on a spin doctor-peanut rig come off.

Here is a pic of Coleman with his first brown.

Date code is 1996 on 4ft and 1995 on 2 ft.

Riggers have adjustable rod holders, cable, realeases. Two swivel bases

on one set.

The bases in the seperate pic are extra.

I am listing these for an old sea dog thats not computer savy.

They can be seen at Braddocks Bait Tackle, 372 Manitou Rd, Greece NY.

7 days a week they have coffee between 8am and 10am in there.

5pm till 8pm afternoon hours weather permitting.

No set prices make reasonable offers in person.

2 - digital reels Cabelas DT300 line counters on 8 ft 6" Depth master poles.

These poles are the style with no guides, line goes through the center.

1- 47H sealine on Triton 8 ft rod

1- 47LC sealine line counter on Triton 8ft rod

2- Shimano TR200G reels on Triton 8ft rod

2-Triton 100GT reels on Triton 8ft rod

I am listing these for an old sea dog thats not computer savy.

They can be seen at Braddocks Bait Tackle, 372 Manitou Rd, Greece NY.

7 days a week they have coffee between 8am and 10am in there.

5pm till 8pm afternoon hours.

No set prices make reasonable offers in person.

Fished the Oak the past two mornings.

Early bite was very good 5:30 am till 8:00am both days.

Orange crush spoons worked the best for us, some deep purple NK's too.

One king on a spin doctor fly. Riggers at 60 ft.

Lots of steelhead at the oak!

Started in 80 went to 225 nothing. 6:30am

Trolled back into 100ft rods started to pop around 8:00am

1 Steelhead 85 down over 100. Mag spoon yellowish ladderback on silver NK. 13lb king on a spin doctor/peanut rig right on bottom in 95ft.

Several nice lakers and jack kings in the same area.

Had three rods pop within seconds of each other at one point, not one fish hooked for that fire drill but the action was fun.

Its well marked, more centered in the bay.

The water is deep enough that I don't no of any problem areas to avoid at this time.

85ft water 75 down. black gold nk 28. 2 lakers 3 skipper kings.