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Nice fish, Cayuga? I give you credit for getting out there today! Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Looking forward to Sunday, please stop by ironduketrollingflies.com table and check out the best quality and fish catching flies made locally. Mike is a hard worker that is giving this business a go and we love his flies and fish love em too. See y'all there Sunday! Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Find of a lifetime! Nice Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Just wanna say thanks to Joe n John they have a really cool taxidermy shop with really nice mounts with lots of ducks n deer and other cool stuff. Anyone in their area give em a shot at your next mount they are quality guys with some really high quality taxidermy! I hope I shoot something big enough to have them mount it! Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Fish307.com has new motors and parts Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Well done!!! Sent from my Moto G (4) using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Walleye for that recipe would be super sweet, almost like candy, my wife is allergic to seafood and I made her walleye with garlic n butter this year said she couldn't eat it because it reminded her of scallops. Go figure.. she likes trout/salmon better.. She does love this recipe for the chowder though but if it had walleye in it, no way!

The "Bri-Brooke"

Awesome that was worth the trip!!

Rollie dust off the Arima and roll it north!! Thanks a bunch for the insight on those they not only look great but catch fish!! But seriously the launch there at Taughannock is too shallow for a bigger boat. So if anyone drafts over 2' I would go to Deans cove. Heck fishing usually is better up there anyway.

My theory on that is the smelt are the ones that still hang out up near the surface and the alewifes are the deep fish. The fish I caught were in small areas near bait that was up near the surface. The fish finder showed a few tight balls of bait about 30-50' down I'm guessing smelt or maybe fingerling perch.. The fish I kept had empty stomachs except the lakers which had large alewifes in them. Being that the smelt population has been on the decline it may go along that the winter fishing has declined or that the fish are just feeding a lot deeper.

Grand Slam in January! Hit Taughannock this morning at 8am and I was suprised to see more than a few boats out. The lake was as calm as Trump firing Obama. The salmon were out over deep water with scattered bait up high which suprised me for this time of year. Lots of bait was deep and I was marking fish down 110 to 250. The first part of the morning I slowed way down (for me) 1.5 to 1.9. I started out 1 for 6 and couldn't seem to get a fish to stick but the slow speed seemed to be what they wanted. Rigger parked at 55 and 3 color lead core were the salmon takers. Got a few new warrior UV extreme flutter spoons and they were hot. Ran a rigger down 140 to 175 trying to pick a laker or two, their bite was slow but thankfully the big paddle and ironduke uv wild child trolling fly was the ticket for a few lakers. Picked up a buddy at 10 and we fished south. Picked up a small bow and a keeper brown. Overall ended the day with two keeper salmon, two lakers and a brown. I do love Cayuga. Can't beat it for a winter break! The launch is super low and going out into the lake stay as far south as possible. Good luck if ya'll get out!

Great time of year to organize and restock your flies! Sharpen hooks, replace leaders, You guys have top producers you like for fingerlakes and Ontario? Starting to have cabin fever setting in....

The antlers drop due to the decreased amount of testosterone in the buck, usually determined by photoperiodism, a wound or stress. & Mama says alligators are ornery cause the got all those teeth n no toothbrush!!