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WoodieBoater

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  1. Too many more days like today and they might move out.. Saw a few guys out deep already. The other interesting thing I saw today was alewives spawning in the channel.. I tried to pattern after that but the fish didn't seem to care about color today haha
  2. Set up and running spoons and sticks inside of 10FOW before 6:30 Got a good rip right of the bat but missed it. Boated 4 cookie cutters and a 11# brown all before 9:00 A.M. on everything from a orange/pink DW to a black and white flat-rap. Tried for the life of me to move another rod in anywhere from 5FOW to 50 FOW but couldn't get another hit. Came off the water at 11. T-Storms never moved in and it turned out to be a beautiful day
  3. I shoot a bow that was custom built for my dad in the 80's hes a big ox.. low and behold i grew into his bow, its got soft cams (if you can call them that) that look more like the wheels on a skateboard than cams, its long, its old, its heavy, but with a 70# and 32 inch draw, with a 2315 aluminum arrow... it hits like a dumptruck and its accurate enough for me out to 30 yards and i wouldnt change for the world.. Ive killed alot of deer with that bow, and i follow the kiss theory religiously. upgrading is fine but for a real big guy its really hard to find a bow that fits comfortably in the modern day super short, super light bow market. I looked a couple years ago and i wasnt happy with anything i could find, if i ever really decided to change i think im gona go backwards.. double recurve.. just my two pennies
  4. Depends on what your fishing for and where your fishing for it.. i typically customize my spoons because theyre never "quite perfect" dont laugh but nail polish works wonders
  5. You did quite a bit better than we did yesterday. I went out with a coworker. Hit the water at 11 ant trolled back and fourth over every inch of water between wegmans and the pumphouse. Picked up 3 small rainbows 40-60 ft down over 160-170 FOW. All hit small "Customized" orange and red dreamweavers just couldnt seem to get into any bigger fish but as allways... it was a beautiful day to be on the water
  6. Got a late start this morning and set up at 8:00 I front of the pumphouse. Tangled up within 5 minutes of getting settled in 😑 untangled, resettled, and heard the sweet sound of screaming drag at 9:00. Beautiful 5.5 pound female bow took a customized small size dream weaver 45 feet feet down over 110 FOW just past the marina. Reset and picked up another small bow on the same setup at 9:30. Trolled up and down the west side until 1:00 with one more bump and decided to hang it up. Slow day but a beautiful one to be on the water nonetheless.
  7. Again many thanks to Les for taking me out and showing me the ropes on canandaigua. It was great to be able to get out and learn where to start looking. As was said it was a beautiful morning to be on the water rather than working
  8. I usually fish Ontario but weather and gas prices are making me look closer to home. Any suggestions on where to start would be greatly appreciated. Saw some posts with some beautiful fish... Looks like canandaigua may be a good place to start. I'd be coming out of the north end. Thanks again. Woody
  9. I just rented an apartment, cottage, whatever youd like to call it on conesus for the next 9 months (be jealouse ) i have the old woody in the water and at the dock at all times. really itchin to get on some walleys, tigers and northerns and if anybody has any advice on how to get after em id appreciate it greatly. if i get into any patterns the next couple of days ill be sure to update my post as well. thank you woody
  10. i appreciate the reference. i got the parts but ill keep them in mind for further reference. ill post how the weekend goes after i get out there
  11. Wondering what the water temps and conditions are like and if anybodys catching anything up around sandy. I havnt been out for a while (motor troubles, finding parts for a 1958 is tough ) If anybody feels like sharing any hot lures or colors that would belovely. My dads comin up for the weekend and im tryin to get him on his first ontario trout and salmon!! Any help and advice is appreciated
  12. tournament this weekend WOO! good luck to whoevers in it. i figured maybe some guyes would be out today with the nice weather. just wondering if anyone had any luck
  13. Wondering if anyone has been out trolling around sandy after that lovely lil' nor-easter we had. If so has anybody had any luck? whereabouts are you gettin the fish? any info would be helpfull, i hope to get out tomorrow morning and hopefully this weekend. Thank you all Woody
  14. Fishing Report Your Name / Boat Name: ============== TRIP OVERVIEW ============== Date(s): 4/19 Time on Water: 4 hrs Weather/Temp: calm Wind Speed/Direction: 0 - 5 southwest Waves: 0 Surface Temp: Location: East of Sandy creek LAT/LONG (GPS Cords): =============== FISHING RESULTS =============== Total Hits: 1 Total Boated: 1 Species Breakdown: brown Hot Lure: rapala flat rap, black and white Trolling Speed: 2 Down Speed: Boat Depth: 8 Lure Depth: 5 ==================== SUMMARY & FURTHER DETAILS ==================== Caught one slob brown 10 pounds. flattened both trebels suprisingly. Still trolling pretty shallow. I was going to go out and try deeper but the waves got up a bit and i had a class to get to Seems like the shallower water slowed down a bit but i wasnt out there very long and it was very sunny and water was very clear. this guy made the trip worth it tho. and what a beutiful sunrise
  15. heres a couple pics of the brown and the lake sunday afternoon. what a great day to be on the water
  16. Fishing Report Your Name / Boat Name: ============== TRIP OVERVIEW ============== Date(s): 4/14/12 and 4/15/12 Time on Water:8:00 and 7:00 Weather/Temp:Sunny and overcast Wind Speed/Direction:Northeast 10 and west 5 Waves: 2 ft and none Surface Temp: Location: Sandy Creek Hamlin NY LAT/LONG (GPS Cords): =============== FISHING RESULTS =============== Total Hits: 24 and 10 Total Boated: 23 and 6 Species Breakdown: Kings and Browns Hot Lure: rapala flat rap Trolling Speed: 2 - 4 Down Speed: Boat Depth: Lure Depth: 3 to 15 feet ==================== SUMMARY & FURTHER DETAILS ==================== Trolling around the mouth of sandy creek both days in 3 to 15 feet of water with white and black rapala flat raps. fish are hitting HARD! biggest king was 34 inches and 16 pounds. biggest brown was 26 inches and 9 pounds (absolutely beutiful golden colored brown) For all of you small boats out there troll in shallow water with rapalas. the action is fast and the fish are fighting hard. good luck to you all.
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