zackblain

I run 30# powerpro superslick on a diver rod and it never seems to pick up many fleas, used it up on ontario today and had 0 issues.

Troll right down the middle of the lake

now is the time to start drifting with spinners for walleye on honeoye

Jigging on the big water sure is a a blast, just wait till you hook into a king

Twin forties seems very underpowered for a 22' boat

http://www.lakeontariounited.com/fishing-hunting/topic/45317-mint-19-islander-wextremely-low-hours-loaded-ready-to-fish/#entry300807

buy some seaguar and your problems will be solved.

any 1000-2500 sized reel paired with a 7' medium lite action rod will work well for what you're describing. I personally use a daiwa lexa reel on a 7' ml st croix 1 piece rod.

fleas were terrible

dead. fished up past the condos and I don't think we marked 20 fish all day. Best screen was near vine valley only fish was a laker on a 100' copper pulling a sutton 71. But it was by a Costa rican exchange student who was ecstatic to reel a fish in after the long "boat ride" ran copper, riggers, flatlines, divers. Something isn't right with daigua. Five years ago twenty to thirty fish days were expected, now, if you catch 8 legal fish, you're havin' a good day in my book.

noaa.gov, has predicted wave heights (which can be very very wrong sometimes) and also if look on there you can find the weather buoys which relay instant info as to what's going on out there

+1

Roughly 1oz/100'back =10'down

seems like the general consensus on here is most guys are using seaguar fluoro for their leaders, 30-50# for flasher/flies, 20-30 for spoons

bottom bouncers and spinners closer to the weeds?

Blade baits and lipless cranks as well as paddle tail plastics are my go to

Gotta love catching browns and other non-laker fish on a jig.

most guys run 1-2 per side but there are days when I bet they wish they could run more, wire divers definitely catch fish

14.75 brown won