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I was their lookin for them today. Had plenty of marks in 21ft, all over the water column. Jigged up a few bass. I think I had one hooked,,but never saw it. Wind picked up around 4-5pm. Had nice chop. Thought I would lift a few in between kneeboard rides. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

lot of dead air if I make videos Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Caught 3 walleyes, 2 smallies, 2 crappies, 3 Rockies, 1 drum. All on 1/8thoz ball jig with a berkely power bait 3"paddle tail green. The stinger hook was key. I have been working on Todd Steele's walleye jigging techniques. They worked tonite, with that storm that rolled in, anything might have worked. Todd's jigging seminar. My 5 min go pro video with one walleye catch, after the catch it's boring, feel free to drop out. I will talk closer to the camera next time too. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

It's amazing how the stabilizing technology has advanced. The fisheye lense like view makes it amazing. It has such a wide angle even in close proximity. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

They bought me the silver hero 3+ with a 16gb memory stick, extra battery, floating accessory so it doesnt sink. and the chest mount accessory. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I found yesterday the lakers have started to get back to their normal places when active at least for a jigger like me. Here is my first Fathersday gift run through. What a blast those go pros are. The chest harness rules. I found a small silver kastmaster was the winner 1/2 oz. off the bluff in 95-105ft Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I have one rigger but then I just troll in circles. )))) luv the jiggin too much. I need to get that bassin out of my blood first. I figure the lakers are getting me closer though. But they are such a blast on a jig I'm not sure I'll be trolling anytime sooner. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I was jealous and happy for you guys. It was great to hear your laughter. Hard to stay away from your trolling lane:))) Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thx zack, I tried the paddle tails but wish I tried my blades and rattletraps. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I just wish i knew what else to through at them that they couldnt resist. i tried shad raps small jigs, hair jig, kastmaster, Sent from my DROID RAZR using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Couldn't wait to get on the water after work tonite. It was as calm as I have ever seen it. Launched out of the north end and hit the point in front of Geneva country club. I have been waiting to try those 60ft to 30 ft drops out in front of that point. I watched a boat troll up and down the inside channel In front of that point catching one after another it seemed like every pass they had one. Mean while, my second cast I felt a tug on the drop, then pressure so I set the hook. Felt really heavy, I held on and horsed it a little expecting a decent laker. Doesn't it get up to the surface and turn sideways and show me some dots. I grabbed the net made a scoop attempt as it tail walk right at me and broke off. I knew I was done for the night. It took me about an hour to calm down, knowing that I would stop from my plan of investigating the lake and stick in this area hoping for another. The fish finder teased me all night with some of the largest hooks I have ever seen, all mid way up the water column, no doubt more monster browns. I threw every lure I had at them. Had two bites at a small silver kastmaster, and one that tore off a soft plastic trailer on a diamond jig. Exciting and frustrating all in one night, I estimate that brown was between 12-15lbs. It was long and tall. 62.5 degrees on the east side while it was 60 on the west. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

For jigging I start at 65 and work my way out til I find them. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I put in on the ayralt rd launch. I find all my fish within a mile north or south of that area. Bridges and certain rock walls adjacent to varying structure is a key. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

John Gaulke of fingerlakesanglingzone.com will teach you the best jigging techniques for lakers. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'd look for bridges with natural stone walls. I find walleyes under them. Had four yesterday in fairport canal. Thank goodness for the bridges, that lightning came through quick. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I had a rough day last friday. 11-5 not a single hit. i covered the entire top 3/4 of the lake. i couldnt jig up a bite i saw more fish of points on east side. frustrating but thats what keeps me coming back. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Lake Ontario United mobile app

You kicked my butt today, I was out of severne, tried for perch for a few hours next to the boats just north of the launch to no avail. I got bored of that and went laker hunting. Went across to Lodi, found bait fish a mile north of Lodi in 110, grabbed a skinny 4lber, had a lamprey. Lamprey popped off in the boat and escaped into my bilge Down one of my chair deck holes...grrrrr. I popped one more in the same spot a tiny one 2-3lbs. Hit right on the bottom with a silver xps freestyle. I went over to Dresden, that place was desolate not a fish, but the water temp was 39 degrees about four warmer than most places I hit. I headed over to Sampson and found very few marks, tried perch for 10 min. Called it a day. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app