devoknevo

Nice job jlogger!

 Which color stick did the Brown hit?

De\-/0

You get more of those at night casting than trolling during the day. 

Day or night, the fish are there, just in different spots. But how would I know?

I guess everyone has their opinions on fishing the Bay, and casting sticks and blades is OK but if you troll, you may end up with these! This one was 28" long and she's still swimming!

Sorry the pic is sideways

5/19/14...We get these on inline planers in the Bay...............

You won't have any problem launching, it's a no brainier. Plus, the pike and walleye are biting too!

There's a ton of dead shad floating around in I. bay too, which isn't uncommen for this time of year.

Last weekend we even hooked a zombie-shad while trolling.

We laughed like crazy 'cuz it even took the spoon in it's mouth!... and the meat just falls off the bone!

REALLY ???  The guy is trying to sell puppies and these are the comments people make. Word of advice.... if you don't have anything good to say keep your mouth shut

Really, Selling dogs on a fishing forum? Bite me.

They make good Muskie bait on a big bobber

Great little trolling motor.

5 1/2 hoarse power

recently rebuilt power head

starts right-up

runs smooth

always heated-garage kept and well cared for

metal gas tank included.

$485.00

You can call or text me at (585) seven-0-4-nine-6-1-3

 

The main reason for me to remove it is so netting and removing the fish from the net is easier.

We used to spend about 30minutes per fish trying to get the hooks out of the net, wasting a lot of valuble time on a short/hot bite. We ruined a lot of hooks too, that were stick in the mesh. Switched to the black rubber net and haven't had any problems since.

 Leave the front hooks on,......that once-in-a-lifetime fish may hit from the front!

They look pretty awsome, even the box looks like it'll catch fish!

We were out Sunday for perch.

 GO FOR BROWNS!

good point,man am i senile.

I had to double check that myself!

May 10th,can't come soon enough

You'll be a week late!

Same here, long, thick, but spawned out.

Hey Bondouley,

I got its sister yesterday!

C ya!

dEvO

I just heard that too!  ... Anyone know if those were caught in the bay or in the lake? Also what depth and lure?

Thanks DEC!,

dEv-0

I'm gonna fish Sunday morning. What's hitting now and what lures are you using?

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well, you heard right!    Not to worry, I'll show you around out there little buddy!

  Try posting in the Lake Ontario South shore thread, may get more replies there.

Browns and sheephead on stickbaits. Perch on minnows.

Check Mark's Leisure Time or McMillin Marine, both Yamaha dealers.

It may just be the carb/s need cleaning by taking apart and soaking in carb cleaner.

I troll with a 1962 15HP 2 stroke that purrs like a kitten, you just have to take care of them like its your baby! 

dE\/-0///////

  The 2 stroke Yamaha motor really doesn't like running at low RPM so eventually I may opt for electric trolling motor.   I also wonder if a four stroke motor would slow down better and run smoother/quieter?

 

You shouldn't have any problem trolling at slow speeds with any  two stroke.

Make sure the gas is fresh, treated with sta-bil, and mixed correctly, (todays gas goes bad in a month or two). Mayer's Marina or Pugsly's can give it a tune up and you will be happy.

Long Pond? ..???Who cares?.....The I. bay perch are in shallow!

There may be  walleyes over 20lbs. in there too! (ask the DEC) ..........With a billion alwives to feed on they don't chase lures much.

Old Man, where are these "spillways" on the canal in the Rochester/Henrietta area?  Are there any?

Locks 32 and 33

1967 MFG

1962 Gale 15hp