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  1. Makes sense, my only bites came on the bottom,I wish I could stop out, what kind of action do you give that spoon, and what do you call it if you don't mind my askin.

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  2. I was there from 730-11. Only a few touches, had my three holes chipped. Only a few bites nothing landed. I like that jig/spoon you have.

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  3. I had three holes 50 ft off shore 100, 150. I had one big bite in the two hours, he hit half way up the water column on a green kinami grub on a straight retrieve, out of the 100ft off shore hole, probably 130ft deep.

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  4. Canandaigua, 105ft couple hundred feet off that red cottage that's for sale almost directly across from the marina on the east side.The one I caught was on a rock pile. post-152733-13933855744378_thumb.jpg

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  5. What do you like to use bondouley Spoons jigs n soft plastics? I have had success with both I even pulled up a burbot this fall on a diamond jig in front of the red cottage on the east side that is for sale.

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  6. Wow those are nice. Congratz. I walked from woodville launch Tuesday, all the way to 100ft, caught a little billy laker that wouldn't have even been a meal for those big ones.

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  7. Yea the ice was scary. Some areas 4", and crystal clear. I caught them both on soft plastic 3" kalin grub watermelon seed. I tried my butterfly jigs, diamond jigs, other soft plastic shadilicious, green super flukes to no avail.

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  8. After 3 trips, I finally caught a decent laker. post-152733-13930333442691_thumb.jpgpost-152733-13930333616743_thumb.jpg

    And the little guy is my personal best, billy laker.

    The ice was crystal clear in front of onanda. Creepy clear about 4-6" thick. Had quite a scare when the major hiking trail stream at onanda must have had an ice dam higher up. I had my back turned to shore, and heard what sounded like trees crashing. I turned around and that stream came rushing out on to the ice, I grabbed my poles and started running. Had one bite in 4 hours but a good one. Both the billy and the big one took a 3" kalin grub on a 1/4oz ball jig. I threw everything else at them but that's what they took. No other touches.

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  9. The smaller numbers are their attempt at writing on the diagonal. So if you look at Lake Ontario, you will notice that if you place the three numbers together they relate to the surrounding depths. It is a weird way to present the numbers it might be a line layering issue where they cant place a number atop a contour line. Just my guess.

  10. I found this and thought I would share. http://www.navionics.com/en/webapp

    Heck of a resource any mobile smart phone can utilize, I also installed the iOS app for us&canada. It was free and the basic depth maps work really well, I thought I was paying the 54$ but that is only for the in app upgrade. After I realized the iOS app was free I wanted to get the sonar+ so I paid for the 54$ yearly subscription, to find that the initial free version provided me with 95% of what I needed! canandaigua! keuka! Seneca! cayuga have excellent detail along with Ontario. I hope this provides someone with a nice free resource. I found the accuracy with the depth in the penn yan arm a little suspect as I know there are areas where it marks 105 ft are 140ft. However, there is very nice detail for oneida, and the st Lawrence, etc...

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