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  1. Fishing Report

    Your Name / Boat Name: Steve Boone Sundown

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    TRIP OVERVIEW

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    Date(s): 8/23/2012

    Time on Water: 2:30 to 7:15

    Weather/Temp: 80s sunny

    Wind Speed/Direction: NW 5 to 10

    Waves: 2ft

    Surface Temp: 76

    Location:Sodus Point

    LAT/LONG (GPS Cords):

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    FISHING RESULTS

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    Total Hits: 2

    Total Boated:1

    Species Breakdown: King

    Hot Lure: SD/A-TOM-MIK fly

    Trolling Speed: 3.0

    Down Speed: 2.6

    Boat Depth: 95ft

    Lure Depth: 80ft

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    SUMMARY & FURTHER DETAILS

    Got out at 2:30 and didn't have a hit till around 5:30. Got that fish almost to the boat and the line between the dipsey and the SD/FLY let go, must have had a nick in it that got overlooked. Around 6:20 the port dipsey started ripping and he took out over 300ft. Got him back to 90 ft on the reel counter in 90 FOW water and couldn't get him to come up off the bottom. After 20 minutes I finally got him to the boat and in the net. When he hit the deck I knew we had one of the big boys. Packed up and headed for the weigh station at Davenports. Got there at 7:45 and put him on the scales. 33lbs 7oz YA HOO we are in first place in the salmon division and WTF?? I'm getting whipped by a lake trout??? How can this happen? Oh well,, congrats to the guy with the slob laker!!

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  2. Fishing Report

    Your Name / Boat Name:Stephen Boone Sundown

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    TRIP OVERVIEW

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    Date(s):8/23

    Time on Water:

    Weather/Temp:

    Wind Speed/Direction:

    Waves:

    Surface Temp:

    Location:

    LAT/LONG (GPS Cords):

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    FISHING RESULTS

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    Total Hits: 2

    Total Boated:1

    Species Breakdown:king

    Hot Lure:

    Trolling Speed:

    Down Speed: 2.6

    Boat Depth:

    Lure Depth: 75ft

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    SUMMARY & FURTHER DETAILS

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    Slow night until 6:30. we had one hit and a broken leader after 3 hrs of fishing then this guy hit. Just made it to the weigh station by 20 minutes. 33lbs 7 oz now wait and see if it stays on top

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  3. Fishing Report

    Your Name / Boat Name:

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    TRIP OVERVIEW

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    Date(s):8/23

    Time on Water:2:00 till 6:00 pm

    Weather/Temp: 78

    Wind Speed/Direction: NE light

    Waves: 1 to 2

    Surface Temp: 76

    Location:

    LAT/LONG (GPS Cords):

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    FISHING RESULTS

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    Total Hits: 5

    Total Boated: 3

    Species Breakdown: kings

    Hot Lure:

    Trolling Speed: 3.2

    Down Speed: 2.6 2.8

    Boat Depth: 90 ft

    Lure Depth: 70 - 85 ft

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    SUMMARY & FURTHER DETAILS

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    Finally seeing some colder water above 100ft We had 49 to 53 degrees at 75 to 80 ft.

    One 22lb came on a dipsey out 175 ft lime green SD with a green and silver fly. Smaller teenager also on that same rig. Then we lost another big king near the boat when the leader from the SD to the fly broke ( mental note to check leaders for dings and weak spots after each fish) Finally we hit a 24lb on downrigger set at 74 ft with a similar SD/fly rig. Not a bad afternoon overall.

  4. I have a pair of Penn 620 downriggers with 48" booms and swivel bases for sale. These have served me well but it's time to get electrics and save my arms for fighting fish. Both downriggers are in good shape. Cables are included and just need your releases of choice to be ready to go fishing. I will include a pair of weights, they are either 8 or 10 lbs, I don't remember for sure what the weight is. Asking $300 or I will include some cash for a trade toward a nice kicker outboard. Looking for something in the 10 to 15 hp range.

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  5. Fishing Report

    Your Name / Boat Name:

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    TRIP OVERVIEW

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    Date(s):6/19

    Time on Water:5 hours

    Weather/Temp: High Eighties

    Wind Speed/Direction: South 10 to 15

    Waves: 2 ft

    Surface Temp: 56

    Location: 70' 80' just west of sodus channel

    LAT/LONG (GPS Cords):

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    FISHING RESULTS

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    Total Hits: 3

    Total Boated:3

    Species Breakdown: kings

    Hot Lure: any combination of green spinners and green flies

    Trolling Speed: 2.8 / 3

    Down Speed:

    Boat Depth: 70 80

    Lure Depth: 27'

    Left the dock at 10AM Strong south wind and 2 ft chop on the lake, Cold water at the surface in 70 ft set riggers at 25 and 30 dipsies at 50 and 70 ft on the counters.

    1st small king hit the 25 ft rigger after 15 minutes maybe 8 or 10 lbs 2nd small king hit the other rigger at 30 ft soon after the first. After an hour the dipsy set at 70 ft ripped and we landed a nice looking 19 lb after a pretty good run for a fish that size. Lots of bait and fish on the graph. Then the wind let up and the surface temp started rising almost immediately. Fish shut down and we took a 3 hour boat ride. Ankle biter flies were the worst I have seen in years.

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    SUMMARY & FURTHER DETAILS

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  6. I'm not sure if this is the way to do it (money grab ) but I do think there should be some type of basic training before you head out on a boat. Always amazed me that someone can buy a 30 foot boat and just jump on and drive away. I guess this really applies to any size boat but bigger boats with twin screws are not easy to drive in close quarters.

    Someone please confirm this rule for me please. Two motor vessels approaching bow to bow should pass port side to port side, correct? So if this is the rule why do some boats insist on forcing themselves to the inside when they are headed west along the south shoreline. This happens constantly while fishing browns in the spring close to shore. I always thought if this rule was to be followed then if your headed east you go closer to shore and the boat headed west would pass to the outside. Is my thinking correct on this?

  7. Name: Steve

    Location:Sodus Point, NY

    Home Port:Sodus Point, NY

    Boat Name/Type:Sundown, 22' Starcraft Center Console

    I fish for: Trout, Salmon, Perch

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    Hello to all LOU members. I have lived in Sodus Point most of my life and grew up fishing Lake Ontario and Sodus Bay with my Dad and Grandfather. Smallmouth Bass, Pike and Perch were the fish of choice back then (over 50 years ago). I started fishing for Trout and Salmon as soon as they became available from the stocking programs. Worked on several charter boats and had my charter license for several years. After fishing became more of a job than a hobby I decided to sell my boat and get away from fishing. After only a few years I discovered that it wasn't the fishing I wanted to get away from, it was the constant pressure of trying to please charter customers. So now I am back to fishing just for the fun of it. I live right in Sodus and work at the Golf Club that you pass as you enter Sodus Point on Route 14. If any of you guys ever have any problems when your visiting this area feel free to get in touch with me. I have access to a full maintenance shop and would help anyone that has problems.

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