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Everything posted by Kevin J Legg
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As Prof T said we have limited our posting due to excessive pressure on good spots and people following us. Early on I shared a lot of information but recently have pulled back. That said I have met some great folks on this site and made some long standing friends. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Always interested in Justin’s take on things. If you put in the time and constantly experiment you’re likely to come up with some successful techniques. Justin is always very willing to share ideas and exchange information. Glad we met on this site and hope to share a trip someday. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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I never thought of that but I have caught them in Cape Cod off Monument Flats, and Orleans. There I used jigs with zoom flukes, strips of squid, mudminnows or sand eel. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Diamond Island shoal is also a possibility. Actually most buoy markers near the main channel have potential. You could likely catch fish on most of those markers but those that have longer shelves with current are easier to fish and likely more productive. I have many places I hit. If I find bait I give it a couple passes. If no bait I move on. If you hit a fish keep on that areas till it stops producing, then move on. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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There’s a decent long troll from Whiskey Island shoal up to Sand Island shoal out in channel not to far from Krings. I’ve trolled it with riggers and you can stay in 30-46 fow range for a fairly long troll. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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If you’re going to run downriggers you have to know the area. Best to have trolling routes on gps.Lots of up and down structure and the fish are usually close to bottom near the drops.. Easy to loose gear. Small dipseys can get you to 20’ but big ones would be tough in the current and 30-50 ‘ is often where they are. I usually troll up river at.5-1.2 depending on the current. If your running stickbaits proper tuning is a must. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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I use a rubber net. It is heavy but avoids lots of grief at night. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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