Kevin J Legg

Great morning Prof T. I traveled to fish out of Mexico for a change of pace and we got a couple nice kings. I fishing on Landshark's boat with him and Pete. The Landshark knows kings.

Seems to me that during new moon phase morning and evening bite may outshine night bite? Any thoughts?

Sounds like a great night Prof T. I went this morning and the bite was very slow for me. Caught three and kept two on bottom bouncers, none over 22". All I caught were in 50 fow or deeper and no hits on long lines. Perhaps they are feeding in the evening better than morning with he new moon. No weeds but current really picked up by 6:30. Guess I better try in evening or different areas. Been tough my last two outings. I did have a couple others just nip the lure and not hook up so I don't think they were really actively feeding. Nothing in their stomachs.

Nice fish. I picked up some various paddle tail jigs to try. Like to find a good technique other than trolling. Seems like they might work in the current.

Love the photo. Ways to get him involved early.

I went early this morning (3:30) and the current was running hard. The bite was very slow I ended up catching 2 but they were deep 55' and 70'. Never had a bite in my normal depth water and I fished a lot of spots. New moon night bite doesn't seem to be hot like full moon.

Fished solo 3;00- 6:00 and went 8 for 9 on walleyes. Kept two 20" and a 25" and released five other keepers. Also caught 2 smallmouths. 5 walleyes came off a small spot in 55 fow. One on longline and the rest in 30-35 fow. Decided to post nice sunrise rather than more dead fish. Also saw a couple meteors.

Prof T, I'd never survive without a nap!

Fished from 3:30-5:30. Lost one and caught three that were all 24". Two on bottom bouncer one on long line. Also caught one 13" bass. Beautiful sunrise to start the day.

Man what a fish. A30" eye is generally considered a wall hanger and you beat it by a half foot! Congrats on a fish of a lifetime.

Nice going. I may try this evening or in the morning.

I like fishing when moon is directly overhead and shinning brightest but they seem to bite both evening and morning. Not sure which is best.

Was able to make a last minute outing with my good buddy Mike Ringer. Fished from 8:30-11:30 under a beautiful full moon. All bottom bouncers.

Looks like it has a belly full.

I fished with ProfT in my boat last night. Started out with a strong wind and super strong current. When the wind died it turned into a beautiful night with willing fish. We fished about 5 different spots and hit fish on all of them. Ended with a nice limit of eaters and released a couple shorts and another keeper. Great to fish with friends I've met on LOU! Gene is real gentleman and a very knowledgeable sportsman.

Esox, Although I don't fish muskies I know a lot of big walleyes are incidentally caught while fishing them up near Cape Vincent in the fall using big musky lures. I will have to give some a try on the river. Might even hit a musky!

Esox. I have trolled F18 rapalas and 900 reef runners on the lake and at Quinte and caught fish on both so I know they will take a larger lure. Haven't experimented much on the river as my program has been pretty successful. River eyes are feeding mostly on smaller gobies but sometimes do have big gobies, perch and alewives in them. Most of what I use is 4-5" in length.

Should be good with the full moon.

Fished 3:00-5:30 am as full moon approaches. Limited on eyes and added a 17" smallmouth. Dropped a very big fish that I had on for about a minute. Two on bottom bouncers two on deep divers.

Should be good for the next week

WAs going to go this morning but slept in instead.