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A really late start for me this year, and a really long time since I posted anything here. Fished solo 6-9 out of the bay towards Webster. Went 3 for 3. 2 cookie cutter browns, and 1 King about 11 lbs. Browns shallow, King in 20fow. Fish came on wonderbread challenger minnow and a challenger deep diving green minnow. A nice morning on the water. Surprised to see so few weekenders out there. Lots of charters though. They all seemed to be catching something. Sent from my SM-N920V using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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That lake is on FIRE this year. Nice job!
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Fishing out of Ibay this year has been lousy. There is no other way to say it. The last couple weekends we have been fishing west. Olcott and Sandy. If you have been fishing around Rochester/Irondequoit, you would think there was a problem out there this year. We are normally spoiled. Hope they show up sometime this year. Anyways... Out of the Creek around 5:15. Not far to go out on this side of the lake. Started setting lines in 100fow. Everything from riggers to dipsies set to 75-60 down. Superbread Dreamweaver spoon took majority of fish on 75 rigger(46 degrees). Cheaters NK Gold Cup, and FLT orange spoon(can't remember name) also took 1 steelhead each. Blue Pro Troll on dipsy setting 3, back 195 took a shot. Green Crush Spin Doctor w/Atommik fly got slammed and unfortunately a swivel opened up and was lost on Chinook Diver setting 1, 150 back. Lost another on Gold Cup cheater. Not huge numbers, but quality fish. 7lb King, 17lb King, 19lb King, 21lb King, and 2 Steel under 7lbs. Ended 6 for 9 after heading in at 10:30.
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Olcott 7-12
MadPerry replied to Poles293's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Not sure who this was directed at? There was nothing grey about our situation. We were 2 vessels meeting...Anyways, an apology was offered and I accept it. I would have let this go 10 seconds after it happened if I hadn't been yelled at. I think Missdemeanor's post was 100% correct in the way you conduct yourself out there. Sent from my SM-N910V using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Sept 27 out of Rochester
MadPerry replied to tannero's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
While not terrible, the original hooks bend and/or break on salmon. I lost several fish last year before changing them. Hooks were bent every time. Sent from my SM-N910V using Lake Ontario United mobile app -
I waited a day before posting so I gave myself time to cool off. I'm still pissed. Captain of Reel Serious out of Rochester decided to play chicken with me and won. We were the Stand-on vessel. He was the Give way vessel. It is NOT disputable. I thought he just didn't see what was happening and was going to snap out of it and start turning but DID NOT. Instead came within 20 feet of hitting my boat(port side) with his bow. Then had the nerve to start shouting at me as if I was the one in the wrong. I had to go WOT on my kicker to avoid, and don't know how we didn't have every friggin line crossed. Watch what you are doing out there and learn how to NAVIGATE. Want to add that there are some damn good charter captains out there. This isn't a knock on them. Mistakes happen too. But don't get hot with a weekend guy when YOU ARE IN THE WRONG.
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Sept 27 out of Rochester
MadPerry replied to tannero's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
We boated 7 yesterday. 5 came on a single plug. Deep diving firetiger jointed Challenger. Change the hooks first or you will be sorry. -
Irondequoit Bay 8/9
MadPerry replied to matt05star's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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You will get all kinds of opinions on this subject. Here is mine. 2.5-2.8 downspeed is the best for spoons like warriors, dreamweaver, NK's, FLT's, and Moonshines. It's also a good speed for flasher/fly combos on my boat. When I first got my FH, I was targeting 46 degrees down temp. I noticed fish were always hitting the free sliding cheater(which was higher). Now I target 53 degrees, give or take. Those fish out there will come waaayyy up to get bait. My strategy is to target bait depths and temps. It is working for me.
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Thanks for details. While I'm not ready to start pulling copper, it seems obvious I need to start running at least 1 meat rig. Just not a fan of any live bait, nor the slight amount of extra time involved with setting up. If it is a scent thing, why wouldn't a semi plug like brads work with the scent pads? Sent from my SM-N910V using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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FLEAS
MadPerry replied to battlehammer's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
I had the same results with my 27lb core. Thought it strange they weren't clinging to it. 30lb big game had none except knots/swivels. Wire dipsies loaded up quick. Even some on chinook divers. Nevermind the single braid dipsy rig I used. Had to pull it.I was on the south end of cayuga last week. Caught a bunch of fish, but I thought they were worse there. -
Not seeing that kind of extreme yet out of ibay, but they will get that way soon. Just need to clean lines frequently. They will pass and we'll be back to normal...In September!
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I-Bay Kings 7/21
MadPerry replied to Pike Hunter's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Out of Irondequoit bay 7/20
MadPerry replied to cplace's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Water In bilge but clueless as to how it gets there
MadPerry replied to Adk1's topic in This Old Boat
Rivets. Had 14 of them weeping on my starcraft. Typical of a riveted aluminum boat, especially if it has been pounded in waves over the years or hit things on the hull. Put it up on the trailer, put the plug in, fill the bilge as high as you can go. Wait a bit. Some can be very slow leakers and almost not noticable. All I needed to repair was a center punch, drill, 2 drill bits, aluminum/ stainless blind rivets, rivet gun, 3m 5200, and a little time. My cost maybe 50 bux. Sent from my SM-N910V using Lake Ontario United mobile app -
I gotta say no to snubbers also. When I got my first dipsy setup, I used them because they were illustrated on the back of the dipsy package. Thought I needed it. WRONG. Went on to lose several fish before I asked here what gives. Just my take. Sent from my SM-N910V using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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I'm sure there are some rare occurrences of that out there. Voltages, magnetic fields, and signal wires with varying currents can do funny things. I have a whole bundle of power, sonar, fishhawk, radio, etc., zip tied together with no issues. I wouldn't overthink it. If you have an issue, change it. Sent from my SM-N910V using Lake Ontario United mobile app