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  1. Headed out of I-bay yesterday at 3:30 and ran straight north to 200 fow and set up. I ran a wire dipsy SD and Fly (Green) out 360 and a wonder bread spoon on rigger down 90. Flat calm with the biting flies again.

     

    I was really working on getting sometime working on my probe since I often don't use it. So I started recording some numbers, the probe was down 100ft the whole time and this is what I recorded:

    262fow/56.5, 366fow/59.8, 498fow/60.6, 518fow/60.8, 542fow/49.8 and 554fow/47.2. I feel like now I can't live without it. Was surprised to see temps bounce around, must be the currents. I did make it out to 600fow, that is by far the furthest I have been!

     

    Caught one Coho early and a small 10lb king. I picked up early like 7 and ran in since I had to be somewhere but it was a good to be alone and work on my probe usage.

     

    Eric

     

     

  2. Looking for some recommendations on cooler size. I own a small 18.5 Scout Dorado boat that I used last year for kings to much success, this year looking to invest in a cooler and was wondering what size you recommend, any help would be great. Thanks.

  3. This is my first year fishing for Kings in deep water off Lake Ontario too. I started the year with two riggers and two wire dispys based upon my homework. I have had sucess everytime I have been out (probably just ended my luck with those words...but), I'm out of I-Bay and my advice is to read this site daily, read books like (Keating on Kings or any Dan Keating book and practice a couple different things at a time until it works. I ran only one dipsy this Sunday and it produce a 12lb and 29lb king in 4 hours on the water, point being sometimes more rods are less effective. Again no expert here and listen to all these members, since they have helped me TONS! I boated 15-20 kings this season! Start slow, safe and methodical - my two cents.

  4. Thanks to all the great help on LOU in setting up my wire dipsy rigs they produced.

    Fishing Report

    Your Name / Boat Name:

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    TRIP OVERVIEW

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    Date(s): 7/6

    Time on Water: 6-9pm

    Weather/Temp:

    Wind Speed/Direction:

    Waves: 1-2 ft

    Surface Temp:

    Location: I -Bay ship builders - straight out.

    LAT/LONG (GPS Cords):

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    FISHING RESULTS

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    Total Hits: 4

    Total Boated:4

    Species Breakdown: 2 kings, 2 lakers

    Hot Lure: kavorkian spin doctor - green atommic fly.

    Trolling Speed:

    Down Speed:

    Boat Depth: 160

    Lure Depth: 260 and 240 dipsy

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    SUMMARY & FURTHER DETAILS

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  5. I wanted to fish a Dipsy Diver rig on my boat this year so this is what I got:

    Reel: Okuma Convector CV30D

    Rod: 9' Dispy Rod - Cabelas

    Line: Opti-Tackle 1000' 7 strand 30# stainless wire

    Question: (read tons and still want an opinion)

    Should I use all the 1000' wire on the reel with no backing? Also do I need a leader or can the wire go to the Dipsy and then run mono to lure?

    Thanks for your time.

    Eric

  6. Fishing Report

    Your Name / Boat Name: Eric / Scout Dorado

    Hello - I'm fairly new to Salmon fishing on the lake, but it's something I tought I can't pass up living right next to this great lake - so bought a boat, some gear and some lures. I have been reading and I can tell you I have much to learn.

    ? - can you troll j-plugs or spoons yet and in what depth? I'm free all weekend and hope to learn more on the water!

    Thanks for your time

    Eric

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