Glad you had a good time Devon! It was fun, lots of laughs, even better when it’s at Rick’s expense. In all fairness, Rick was awesome to come along and help this morning with no sleep. Much appreciated.
DSM5578 (Devon) joined Dickey and I on the boat this morning. Devon is relatively new at Lake Ontario and wanted to get things dialed in a little. Good news I did a master class on how to tangle copper rods with diver rods, hopefully he puts this new found knowledge to good use.
Worked primarily 120 to 180. Water was quite unstable, warm water flooding in from the west. Had a quick double followed by a handful of drops and tangles. Was a little bit of a grind but by 11:30 we’d had over 20 bites and landed a dozen Kings with four or five over 20lbs. Lots of laughs, had a fun morning.
Out with Tommy this morning. Lines in at 6:30 and out at 9:00. Worked 150 to 180. 45 degree water was down 55 feet.
Riggers at 45 and 55 mag divers out 100 and 120. All rods pulled fish. All Kings this morning, we were busy.
Really cool boat. Best of everything from motors (3) to electronics. Good luck with the sale but won’t last long.
Perfect set up for Niagara River drift fishing as well as the other options you listed. Wow
Dickey and I had lines in around 6 and pulled at noon. Brown trout fishing has been a little bit of a grind. Water temp is unstable but fishable. Goal was to get Rick a Brown for the board. Ended up landing 12 Browns, 6 kings and a steelhead. Biggest Brown weighed 10.15 lbs.
Lines in at 6:30 out at 8:00, had to pick up my daughters puppy in the city by 9:30.
Found Brown temp in 70 feet of water. Landed 5 Browns and 4 kings in an hour and a half. Biggest Brown weighed in at 11.06 lbs. Not a monster but still a lot of fun.
Was with Legacy out of Bald Eagle. Highlight of the day was definitely sunrise but 5 kings on at the same time with a 3 man crew was a close second. 100 to 120 feet of water was a slam fest.