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On Thursday APRIL 12 at 7pm, the Lake Ontario Trout & Salmon Association (LOTSA) will be sponsoring a Seminar featuring Capt. Vince Pierleoni on tournament spring king techniques. Vince has been in the charter business for 31 years consistently filling the box with kings for very satisfied customers. He is also one of the top tournament fishermen along with his Team Thrillseeker placing at or near the top of the leader board tournament after tournament. He has put together 12 pro wins along with 6 Challenge Cup wins. You will also find him as a guest speaker at many fishing seminars across the area. Also speaking that night will be Shawn Considine from the US Customs and Border Protection. He will be there to talk and answer questions about the laws and requirements when crossing over to fish in Canadian waters. LOTSA is a group of mainly weekend recreational fishermen who are dedicated to the enhancement of the Lake Ontario Sport-Fishery including the pen rearing project at Olcott. Each meeting also features a sharing of information the current fishing conditions. So come join us and become more successful at fishing Lake Ontario! The meeting will be held at the Cornell Cooperative Extension, 4487 Lake Avenue (Route 78 two miles north of Lockport), Lockport, NY 14094. The Seminar is open to the public and free to attend. See WWW.LOTSA1.ORG for any questions.

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Try this site. http://www.marinesurvey.org/us-regions/michigan.html I used John Bommarito in 2013 when I bought my tiara, but there are several in the eastern Michigan area. John did the dry survey in winter storage, and the sea trial and compression check in Bolles Harbor prior to me taking possession. Definitely recommend a thorough survey prior to purchase. Good luck. Sent from my VS995 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

The Salmon School is officially SOLD OUT. Thanks to all that have enrolled. Sent from my VS995 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

The next time you are on the water and experience the "wander", send someone as far forward in the boat as possible. See if the wander goes away or calms down. The "wander" is often called "yaw" and can be eliminated or minimalized by moving weight forward. My last boat needed 200 lbs added near the bow and was rock steady after that. Sent from my VS995 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

The LOTSA Tournament Committee would like to thank everyone who participated in the tournaments and picnic! It was a great time as usual! Congratulations to Captain Adam Gearich of Team Diversion II on their LOTSA Saturday Tourney Win! Tim Bromund who was a team member was able to bring in a 26.04lb King caught between Wilson and Olcott in 100 feet of water on a wire diver with a flasher fly combination! 2nd Place winner was Captain Tom Danaher with Team Reel Nauti! Tom found a good concentration of fish in 300 to 350 feet of water in front of Olcott. Tom pulled out one of his secret spoons he painted up black, orange and red. He put it down 90 feet and said it wasn't down there more than a few minutes when a 24.49lb king hit! 3rd Place winner was Captain Marlowe Beis with Team Leviathan! Marlowe's team motto - "Last team to leave the docks and first to return" proved to work well! After going against that rule on Friday and getting on the water "early" at 8:30 they decided to take their time Saturday setting the first line at 10:45! A flasher with a big weenie uv flie took their fish which weighed 24.43lbs! Congratulations! 323 Winners 1st Place Captain Joe Yaeger and team Salmonella leveraging a 32.04lb giant Sandy Brown landed Friday a flasher attomik fly combo! Team Salmonella ended up with a 3 fish box of 72.46lbs! 2nd Place Captain Matt Dunn of Team Streaker with a weight of 70.99lbs! Matt picked up a nice 23lber early on Saturday on a flasher attomik fly combo with first mate Doug Parker handling the rod! 3rd Place Captain Marty Polovick of Team 4-Poles! Marty who is no stranger to the tournament scene had another great showing with a 3 fish total of 65.11! Deckhand Kevin Flaherty was able to land some nice fish with Marty providing expert advice. Congratulations to all the winners! We were actually able to pay out 9 slots in the LOTSA Tournament due to the number of boats! Maybe next year we will finally break the 40 mark! Thank you again to everyone who participated in this year's event! Sent from my VS995 using Lake Ontario United mobile app