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bob, I was in a green crestiner, bait was all over, however we marked very few big fish I usually do better when the lake is rough, it's hard to stay on them, but they bite better for me I just had to work out a good process, I haven't had any luck in that area this year, normally we do very well there, next week we're going to launch at union springs try the other end

sounds like a fun day, and it's always good to avoid the skunk, we jigged from 6:00 to 1:00 Friday morning, from Meyers to AES only landed 3 lakers, small, small, small all 3 were 12"" but we had my buddies and my daughter and they had fun so it was a win

awesome detailed report, congrats sounds like a great week, and some good eating to come

took a good buddy out sunday on otisco his stepdad had never fished on a lake before, only streams and the ocean what turned out a slow day jigging for walleye, turned out pretty exciteing for him, caught his first smallie, and it was a jumbo had a little extra excitement bringing it in, it was hit hard by a tiger, both sides were tore up pretty good,

great job buddy, sounds like a great day

good job buddy, sounds like an epic day

Justin, great report, and great weekend fishing those kids will remember this forever

that's a great stringer, congrats

http://cayugafisher.net/ he goes by Hermit on here, he's got what you want, and a great guy

congrats kevin, that's some good eating

no bait on the surface we could find, we did mark huge bait schools, deep 10 to 12 foot down over 20' we never caught a fish shallow, all the fish came deep, pulling jigs through and around bait schools

hey Justin, it was nice to finally meet you last night, we fished until around 1:30, and not an eye to be seen bass were semi active for us we caught a couple decent fish, and one catfish that put up a hell of a fight, and really surprised me

I was listening to the radio and heard a song about instant gratification, it made me thank about this post everybody wants instant success, however that's not how it works the big thing everyone seems to miss, from all the posts, is just how much time you guys put in, and just how much work you guys do to get over the hurdle, if someone has 20, 30, 40 posts showing fish, don't think about the fish, think, man that guy is putting in the work, he's out there 20,30,40 nights kevin and Justin and many others on this site, you guys give enough information, to take years and years off the learning curve, I know personally i'll never be able to repay Hermit for all he's taught me I just want to say thank you all for sharing so much,

congrats sounds like a good night, and some good eating

thanks buddy the lack of fishing is not healthy, the surgeon general recommends at least 2 fishing trips a week hope you can find some time, the lighthouse derby is next Saturday, at Meyers, you thinking about getting in