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We saw a boat in trouble yesterday, guys were putting on their life vests and waving to us. As we turned towards them to help, the boat capsized that fast and they were in the water and scrambling to climb on top of their now upside down center console. We scooped them up and managed to tie onto their boat. We called the coast guard and continued to tow the boat until we reached just south of the south dune. We had to cut her free when we got into about 7 feet when the Bimini started dragging and stuck on the bottom. I marked the coordinates so they could call a salvage company. We took them to their vehicle and they had to wait for the guys wife to bring the extra set of keys as his were locked in the capsized boat. They lost alot, but were grateful we were in the right place at the right time. The coast guard came after about a half hour and just stayed with us to monitor us towing his boat from 100ft depth to about 20, and had to turn around due to the shallow water. It felt good to hear the coat guard say that we seemed more than capable of towing them in, and we were happy to help them. Sent from my SM-G988U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

We went out of the little salmon and headed a bit west out to 200'. Meat was the top dog down 125 Sent from my SM-N950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Went 3/6 this morning, with my better half getting her first ever. 150-220, 100 down. Meat and f/f did the trick Sent from my SM-N950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Had our shakedown yesterday out of Salmon Country. 30ft out to 100. Spoons, sticks, all colors. Didn't fire a rod. At least the boat ran great and the new Garmin ecomap showed lots of detail. Sent from my SM-N950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Got a small one Sunday morning in front of Sandy pond in 120 near the bottom. Using a small luhr Jensen dodger and R&R Rocker spoon. Sent from my SM-G920V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I should never have pulled my boat! Sent from my SM-G920V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Beauty Sent from my SM-G920V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Just got a nice king 100 down over 140 right in front of Sandy Pond. Green hologram flasher and green krinkle fly Sent from my SM-G920V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Couple Lakers this morning on the bottom in front of Sandy Pond in 120 ft. Running 1 rod for Lakers all the rest for salmon hoping they start to show up Sent from my SM-G920V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Went Sat for our first trip ever out of the Genny. Went 5 for 5 with one mature king over 130 ft down 65 bullfrog flasher and green krinkle fly. Also got a steelie and laker on 5 color lead core and steelhead on blue/black R&R spoon. The only green that produced was the bullfrog f/f. Not a ton of quantity but good quality for our first time out we considered it a success Sent from my XT1080 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Fished the North Pond dunes sat and sun. 6 for 8 sat, 4 Lakers and 2 Skippy's. Released one laker that would have placed in the ELOSTA tourney. Live and learn. Sunday was real slow so we went back to the bottom program and managed 4 more Lakers and another skippy. All on blue UV dolphin flasher and blue krinkle fly except one nice laker on white Spin Dr and white fly. 130-160 on the bottom. Running at the temp line didn't move a rod. Sent from my XT1080 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Went 2 for 2 sat with a decent laker. Both on the bottom of 150 with blue fish eye hologram flasher with blue UV fly. Went out for a couple hours on sun and managed 2 for 4 with a small laker and Skippy king in 120. Had a 10 color lead core with a UV spoon take a big rip but came unbuttoned. Also lost something big off the bottom with the same blue ff combo as the day before. Pulled quite a bit of drag and didn't feel like a laker. Sent from my XT1080 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

The worst part of the channel now is on the lake side. They did a great job dredging last year. A couple hundred feet into the lake and depth is just under 3 feet. I have used the channel for 3 years now and will donate this year to make sure it stays open. Sent from my XT1080 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Went 6 for 6 in front of sandy pond Sunday. 1 decent king the rest Lakers. All except one on blue hologram flasher and blue UV fly right on the bottom between 120 and 160. Made a 9 year olds day! Sent from my XT1080 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Just got a nice slime ball same area mountain dew f/f down 70 Sent from my XT1080 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Just got a nice little king in front of the south dune in 110 ft with a 9 color lead core on a uv stinger Sent from my XT1080 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Got my first king of the season Friday morning. We were just west of the stack in 150 ft. 50 down on a mountain dew f/f. Landed another laker on a NBK pattern chartreuse flasher and glow hammer. shut down by 10. Fished out in front sandy pond sat to save some gas and got one skippy king and 1 small laker. Didn't move a rod sunday in front of sandy.

We found a dead one on the lake yesterday that had a seagull stuck on it. The fish had a rapala x rap it had snapped off from the fisherman and the seagull tried to eat the x rap. He was stuck on the lure and was being pulled under by the dead fish bobbing in the waves. We netted the whole mess and freed the gull and got a new x rap! Sent from my XT1080 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

We just trolled with stick baits and spoons looking for depth breaks. In the fog they came right to the top and later in the day we switched up to some medium running crank baits and just covered some water. We probably got a dozen or so with a couple of bass as well. I saw a couple of big walleye caught from the south pond at our campground. I have not seen too many walleye from the north pond. Sent from my XT1080 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Great day Sent from my XT1080 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Couldn't get out on the lake today so cruised around the pond and caught a bunch of northerns with the kids and made a memory for all of us! Sent from my XT1080 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I have the sea star on an outboard and just installed a 9.9 kicker last weekend. I wanted to be able to steer from my wheel and not push buttons all day. I also didn't love the idea of an EZ steer, so I kept looking and found that sea star has a kicker cable for steering that works off the main motor. Got to do a quick shakedown on sunday and everything worked great. I can independently raise and lower both motors without any issue. It was a bit pricey at $400, but so far I am very happy with the performance.

I am at Seber Shores as well. Went out Sunday with no issues but it is shallow on the lake side going out. There are shallow buoys on both sides, I hung toward the ones on the starboard side, where the darker water was. I went out on the south side of the pond, I had my gps info from last year when they dredged and had no problems. The shallowest I went through was 3.4ft The pond has produced some nice catches of bass and pike for us over the years. The last couple years we have even landed quite a few good size bowfin