Kevin J Legg

Need to get lures in the 25-40 fow range near bottom.Deep divers alone often will not go deep enough so need to run downriggers or added weight. Generally we use braid with fluorocarbon leaders. Colors can vary but firetiger is a good starting point. Fish the current where flats drop to deeper water near the channel and 30-35 fow is generally good. Early morning and evening are prime times as is night. Seldom catch many during the day. May catch them long lining deep divers in 18-25 fow at night when they move up on flats. Bucktails, bladebaits, and jigging spoons will also take fish using a controlled drift with electric motor. Look for bait and fish on graph. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

The Chaumont area has lots to offer for outdoor activity. Not to far from salmon and trout in Lake Ontario. Good walleye, bass and perch fishing on Chaumont Bay. Close to St Lawrence river and Indian River Lakes and Perch Lake which are all good for ice and open water fishing. Lots of State parks and nature trails also available. The area also offers excellent waterfowl, deer, and turkey hunting. I’ve lived in the Alex Bay area for over 40 years and find it to be an outdoor paradise, particularly if you don’t mind the winters and icefish. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

This weekend they’re televising Champlain Elite. Not nearly as heavy stringers. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Been a couple nice walleyes taken and some drum but many monster bass. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Bass Master Elite on St Lawrence is live on ESPN2 from 8:00-3:00 today. Also on tomorrow and Sunday. I’ve been recording it. Very interesting to view if you are familiar with the river and Big Lake. I was walleye fishing early this morning as boats ran down river from Clayton.