alex1young

Nice Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Hi everyone, I’m hoping for some advice. My brother, father and I have been discussing a once in a lifetime fishing trip for trophy musky/pike. We’ve done remote drive-in trips to Ontario in years past for walleye and pike but really want a big musky. Some background on us, were experienced trout/salmon trollers but have little experience casting big baits. Ideally, we would like a fly-in or drive to destination that provides lodging, gear and a guide. We’re open to any location and appreciate any feedback you can provide. Thanks in advance! Alex Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Nice fish. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

We worked in tight for browns and hooked one decent fish but lost it after a short battle. Decided to head deeper and caught 3 lakers but overall very slow. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thanks for the information.

I see this fairly commonly in the finger lakes. Always assumed it was a temperature break (don't have a probe) or some type of plankton.

I'm heading up Thursday as well. Haven't heard much lately.

$60 for everything?

PM Sent

This time of the year is always my favorite for rainbows. Sent you a PM.

Thanks for the information. We worked hard for them just couldn’t make it happen. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Sorry to hear that. I’ve had days that I just can’t keep up and have to call it quits. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thank you! I’m by no means an expert, just in awe of what that lake has to offer. In regards to that laker, by far the best looking one I’ve ever seen in person. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Launched out of T-falls at 6:30am decided to run a few miles north. Our standard 6 rod spread kept us pretty busy all morning. 2 Riggers and 4 cores. Fished from 45 FOW - 300 FOW Morning started with many short strikes and we struggled to get fish to the net. After a few adjustments, the lakers and salmon kept us very busy. Pretty much had a double on for over an hour. Took a break for an hour and started fishing again around 11:30. Decided to look for browns in tight and instead found rainbows. Landed 6 or 8 bows up to 7.5lbs. We lost an even larger fish after in swamped my TX-22 for 5 minutes then got into the 10 color... We called it around 1pm as it’s a 3 hour ride home. Finished the day going 24-40 or so. Cayuga is an amazing fishery with very healthy fish. Hopefully next time we’ll be able to locate some BT. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Monday is looking nice. SE wind at 9 MPH. I might give it go in our 17 footer if the fish aren't to far offshore.