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Are you guys changing copper rods lures/baits and swapping out copper lengths looking for a bite or are they parked until they fire???
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We cancelled our Bass Pro order and got 2 Mag 5's from [email protected]
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Sandy to Braddocks 5/30
Tony G replied to whaler1's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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As long of leader as you can handle. I have never used a slide diver. My diver rods have a flasher/fly on them 95% of the time.
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Oak 4-29
Tony G replied to TinyTuna's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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I would bet this is a result of what we both have confidence in and what we run the most.
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Guys from late May to early August what are you feeling your Flasher/Fly/Meat vs Spoon catch ratio is?? I feel like our boat is 3/1 going to the flasher.
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Extra CV30DS reel, what to do?? I have 3,5,7,9 Leadcores, and 250',300',350', 400' Copper setups. With that extra 30 size reel do want a 1 color, or 2 color, or something different like a 10 color??
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I've been doing this trout and salmon trolling thing since the 80's, just thinking today while looking over my rods how far things have come. Originally downriggers where the hot ticket with some bigger boats having 5 riggers. Planers got popular but really only for spring fishing. Zebra Mussels became a thing and tactics needed to change with long leads, coppers, big boards, leadcores, all this became the norm. Downriggers while most boats still have them are far less of the program. Long line stealth approaches that some of our Grandfathers used in the finger lakes are now the goto's, the more things change the more they stay the same.
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Any tips for Spring Kings on the Niagara Bar?
Tony G replied to Burger's topic in Open Lake Discussion
Always did best with FF on the Kings there in spring. I would not be afraid to run the meat rigs either. -
I have had great luck with Pete's Reel Repair for servicing and upgrading my reels. He is very reasonable on cost and uses only the best products from Lucas Oil, Cal's, and Dragmaster's. For a service he disassembles reel and cleans everything in an ultrasonic cleaner, he reassembles them using Lucas reel oil and Cal's grease, if you need carbon drag washers installed now is the time to do it, he uses Dragmasters mostly, some he fabs himself if not available from Dragmasters. Prices are very reasonable and turn around is usually pretty fast. Have a look https://www.facebook.com/petesreelrepair
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You guys liking it?? Do the normal dive charts work?? Is it much bigger diameter??
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for sale : usa WTB CV55LS
Tony G replied to Tony G's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
Still looking -
WTB Okuma CV55LS text 585-747-8178 if you have or can get me one.
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Rob we have done that for years without much trouble. Just wondering if maybe that 2nd Copper was a popular option. Anyhow Thanks for your input.
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You already have 3 riggers down and 2 Coppers on the boards. Now you want to run some rods between the outer rod and the boat, you going for a Copper midway down the line or a Diver??
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Braddocks 7/19
Tony G replied to whaler1's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
You are correct the fishing West especially from about Bald Eagle to the Niagara River is much better than the Hamlin to Sodus stretch. This is due to the overall conditions being better with the fish having better access to deep water, and more food available. Also as season progresses the East end tends to dominate the leaderboards. -
Braddocks 7/19
Tony G replied to whaler1's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Braddocks Sat 18th
Tony G replied to dickey's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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I Bay 7/11/20
Tony G replied to 1lastweekend's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Braid is highly visible, stronger, more abrasion resistant and thinner, plus the no stretch thing.