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  1. MrKato
    Thanks for all the tips on what baits you are using. In your reports could you provide specifics on what depth of water you are fishing and at what depths are you setting your riggers? And are you fishing east/west of the Genesee? Just wondered. Thank you!
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    Looks like you were out early by the photo with the sun just coming up. How far down were you jigging? I was out today from about 10am-130 and got nothing. Water temp seemed all messed up between Braddock and Lighthouse Pt with 45 degree water down about 40-45 ft in 70-150 ft depth. I am going to have to try this jigging. Is it best early in the morning or late at night? Mr Kato
  3. MrKato
    Thank you for the reply!!
  4. MrKato
    I fished Sunday 7/21 morning/early afternoon (10am - 2pm) out of Braddock Bay in that 80-110 ft range and marked tons of fish but could only manage one 14 pound king. And to get a decent down speed (2.5-2.8) we had to troll east/northeast, not west or northwest. To get a down speed of 2.5-2.8 trolling west or northwest we had to crank the surface speed up close to 4 knots! Just wondered what you were seeing in that 150-220 ft of water. Guess maybe we should have gone out a little farther instead of staying in that 80-110 ft range. But maybe the time of day also made a difference. Mr Kato
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    Similar to the above post: would be interested in knowing the type and size/weight of the igging spoons. From some of the photos from this post and a previous it looks like the color might be white with some black markings on the spoons. Any info you could provide would be appreciated. I have often thought about trying that technique. Thank you! Mr Kato
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    Just wondered how long of a lead are you running on your spoons on your 70/80 riggers? I fished Sunday morning/early afternoon (10am - 2pm) out of Braddock Bay in that 80-110 ft range and marked tons of fish but could only manage one 14 pound king. Was running about 15ft leads on my spoons off of the riggers. And to get a decent down speed (2.5-2.8) we had to troll east/northeast, not west or northwest. To get a down speed of 2.5-2.8 trolling west or northwest we had to crank the surface speed up close to 4 knots! What directions were you trolling? Or what direction was best for you? Thanks! Mr Kato
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    How are the spiny fleas the last few days? When I was out there earlier in the week (Monday/Tuesday timeframe) they were real bad. Lines full of them. Any tips on how to keep them off the line? Mr Kato
  8. MrKato
    Whaler1: I am heading out tomorrow out of Braddock Bay. Were you fishing off/near Braddock Pt? If you can provide any info that would be great. Depth, speed, lures, etc. Thank you! Mr Kato
  9. MrKato
    Was that 2.3-2.5 speed you referenced surface speed at speed at the downrigger ball?
  10. MrKato
    What depth of water did you fish and how deep were the riggers set? - Mr Kato
  11. MrKato
    Zach, That's quite a laker!! Congrats! What port did you fish out of? Just wondered. Mr Kato
  12. MrKato
    Thank you for the info! I appreciate it. I will be ordering these spoons. Your information is always very helpful. By the way: I grew up with you dad and his brother Joe. They were a couple years older than me. Great guys!! Mr Kato
  13. MrKato
    Captain Rich - went to the link provided and FIsh USA site and lots of Dreamweaver lures there. Would you have the item # or model # for the Silver UV Alewife and the White UV alewife and the Gold alewife (good brown trout bait) Would like to order some of each of those but wondered if you had the actual item so that I make sure I order the right lures. Thank you! Love the posts!! Mr Kato
  14. MrKato
    Hope to get out on the lake this Friday, May 17, launching at Braddock Bay. I was wondering if anyone has fished the Sandy Creek/Hamlin, Lighthouse Point or Braddock Bay areas recently and have any information to share on recent fishing experiences in these areas, whether salmon or brown trout or whatever. My last time out was about 4 weeks ago and we did very well on brown trout back then. Fished 10-20 ft of water that day. Caught about a dozen in 3-3.5 hours of fishing. But I am sure things have changed since then as water has warmed. Any information that anyone could share would be appreciated!! Thank you! Mr Kato
  15. MrKato
    Just wondered if you fished east or west out of the Genesee on Saturday/Sunday. Last week you indicated you had gone west. As always thanks for the reports!! Mr Kato
  16. MrKato
    Capt Rich: you said you went west from the Genesee. How far west did you go? To Braddock Bay? West of Braddock Bay? Where was that salmon caught? Like others have said: great video!! Thanks for sharing!! - Mr Kato
  17. MrKato
    Last time I was thru the channel the water was crystal clear (light winds that day) and water depth about 2.5-3.5 ft. So if there is/are obstruction(s) (concrete pylons) in the channel they should be visible on days like this and maybe the marina/town should be made aware of this to have them removed. I am going to notify WestPoint Marina to see if they have any comments.
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    I was last out thru the channel on Friday Sept 8th and had anywhere from 2.5 to 3,5 ft thru the channel. No issues. I have a 21 ft Crestliner with a 120hp outboard. Did not stir up any mud/sand going thru the channel that day.
  19. MrKato
    Just wondered if there is anyone smallmouth bass fishing from Braddock Bay to Webster. If so can you post any information. Used to fish a lot for smallmouth near and to the west of Braddock and occasionally from Irondequoit Bay to Webster (Hedges) but that fishery seems to have disappeared the last 5-10 years. Just wondered what others might be seeing relative to that fishery around Rochester. Thanks! Mr Kato
  20. MrKato
    As of 8pm on Sunday night winds still gusting to near 15 knots from the NW at Summerville (station RPRN6) and still blowing over 15 knots at the buoy NE of Rochester (station 45012), Supposed to calm down overnight but I would check those stations in the morning to see what wind speed/directions are. I am hoping to get out as well.
  21. MrKato
    Launched at West Point Marina around 730am and on the lake around 8am. Started in 70-90 ft of water and picked up a 8 pound king in the first hour. Moved west of the bay around 10am and went in shallower to about 55-70 ft of water. Boated 6 browns and one 13 pound king. Pretty steady pick for 90 minutes until east wind kicked in around 1130am. Only fished 4 rods with riggers between 50-70 down. All fish came on lures that were blue or that had some blue color in them.
  22. MrKato
    Whaler1: What depth were you in for those browns? 75-100 ft??
  23. MrKato
    Did those browns come off of downriggers or dipsies or copper/lead core or a mixture of all of these? Just wondered. Was hoping to get out of Braddock this week. Thanks. - Mr Kato
  24. MrKato
    According to the USGS (United States Geological Survey), the level at Braddock Heights has gone down from a high of 247.52 ft on May 17 to the current level of 246.85 ft on June 10. So a drop of 0.67 ft (or 8 inches) over a 24 day period. So that's basically 1 inch per every 3 days over the last 3.5 weeks. Since we have not had any measurable rain in 3 weeks I guess a little drop might have been expected. Army Core of Engineers projection is for only a 3 inch decrease between now and July 9. Hopefully the anticipated rain will help.
  25. MrKato
    Hope you did not make the 1 hr and 45 min drive. Winds on the lake are out of the east or northeast at 20 knots gusting into the low and mid 20s.
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