cussond

This is great guys. Thank you. I'm heading out with my wife therefore I will go with 4 lines max to avoid getting all tangle. Especially since I'm new at this. But thanks for the heads up W.W.IV. I will definately try all the approach you've described reelintense. It certainly make sense and sounds like what I've read in other threads. With that excellent info and the confident tone in howitzer message, I'm getting pretty anxious to get there and get fishing. Hopefully we'll hear good reports on channel 69 and that the weather copes. Again, thanks a bunch guys and good fishing!! Hopefully I will have pictures and stories to report back. Denis

Hello all forum members, I'm planning my first Lake Ontario fishing trip. I could use all the assistance and advice I can get as I'm totally new to fishing Salmon on LO. I have a 17' Lund ProSport with 2 electric downriggers, 957c Humminbird sonar and a few rod and line counter reels etc.. I did a lot of reading off this forum on all kind of interesting topics (ie; approx depth that people are catching, colour, type of spoon etc..) What I need assistance on is the following: - will be heading out to Port Darlington for the week of Aug 13th, and was wondering how far from shore should I fish at or around what depth? - what radio channel are people using to share results - seems like people are targetting school of bait fish to determine how deep to fish. Is that the approach to take? - anything else you can recommend Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Denis

Name: cussond Location: Aylmer, Quebec Home Port: Boat Name/Type: Lund ProSport I fish for: everything I can ================== Hi everyone. Been doing lots of reading and wow, there is a lot to know. My only experience fishing salmon is from tributaries off 401 and on the Salmon River near Poluski, NY. Now that I have a reasonable size boat, I'd like to try fishing right on the lake. Will need all the advice I can get therefore looking forward to participate in various forums. Denis