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  1. Launched out of Treman at 5:30am, pulled out at 1pm. Lots of boats still dry docked in the parking lot. One ramp still closed. NOTE: On Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays there is a power washer at the Treman Launch area to wash down your trailer. Employees do the washing. Trolled the east side first and picked up 5 LL with one being about 20”. Also picked up several small lakers. All on sticks off boards. Crossed over to west side and never had a hit until we got close to the south end and then we caught 10 midsize lakers in less than 30 minutes. 80fow down 70 orange spoons. While crossing back over to the east side picked up a nice 13lb laker on a deep diver in 40fow. Trolled east/west for an hour and picked up 4 more lakers and two perch, all on deep divers. Absolutely beautiful day on the water. We were the only boat out until about 8:30.
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  2. Thanks for the report and we ALL need a bigger boat.
  3. Launched next to Arnie’s at 5:30am, pulled out at 1:30pm. Went straight out to 100fow and set up. 4 on riggers, dipsy rod and 10color lead core. Caught 5 dinks and one king about 5lbs.. Stayed in 150-200fow. Never had a hit on riggers. Dipsy rod took 4 fish lead core took 2 fish. Orange spoons. Beautiful day on the water. Saw maybe 4 other boats. On way back in about 1/2 mile from shore lots of debris and dead alewife’s. Water temp down 60 was 43deg.
  4. 4/24/25 on Cayuga.
  5. Finally got on the water. Have not started this late in the year for a very long time. Launched at 7am next to the Coast Guard Station, pulled out at 11am. Trolled west staying between 10fow and 20fow . Highest water temp we found was 39deg. Picked up 8 nice browns in the 5-8lb class. Had one double. Lost another 3. One that we lost was not a brown but not sure what it was. It hit the rapala and took off, jumped twice and threw the hook. Never got a good look at it. Orange was the color of the day for us. At about 10:30am the ESE wind picked up, got very bumpy and very cold. Had a real tough time getting the boat back on the trailer, the bay was very rough. Saw one other boat. Short day but well worth it.
  6. Thanks.
  7. Anyone been by the launch next to the Coast Guard Station or the one next to Arnie’s Marine on Sodus Bay? Wondering if the ramps are usable and ice free. thanks
  8. Thanks guys for the info, much appreciated.
  9. Gill T,,, thanks for the launch reports. Much appreciated.
  10. FYI. Stopped by the Treman State Launch 3/8/25. Entire canal is free of ice, ramps are free of ice. there are 4 ramps at Treman. TWO of them are closed. Looks like they are replacing wood sections on the docks. Anybody been by the SODUS Launch next to the Coast Guard Station?
  11. Well I certainly learned something today. That hole IS a weep hole and is supposed to be there. i have owned 9 outboards in my lifetime and have never seen one like this. Spoke with the mechanic at my dealer and he verified that all is good. WHEW!
  12. I am looking for possible answers to this: I bought a new boat, motor, and trailer last week. I picked it up and brought it home on 1/24/25 and put the boat in my heated garage. On Saturday morning (1/25) I noticed a few drops of oil on my concrete floor below the motor. I cleaned it up, wiped down the lower unit and did not think much of it at the time figuring this was just some residue from the dealer prepping the motor. On Sunday 1/26 while prepping to put a transducer on I noticed oil on the skag. This time I looked closer and found this hole. The hole is oblong and is 4mm x 5mm and is located 3.5” aft of the lower unit oil fill plug. WHAT COULD HAVE CAUSED THIS. Needless to say I am stressing out over this. Thanks for input.
  13. I am still searching. Must be at least 16’. Must have a livewell. Must be a tiller.
  14. I live near Mansfield PA. However I transport cars for a car dealership and often travel to Syracuse, Rochester, Cleveland, Baltimore, Pittsburgh.
  15. I am searching for a Jon Boat. Must be a tiller (with or without outboard) with a minimum length of 16’, and must have a livewell. Prefer a 1648, no older than 10years, with or without outboard, with or without trailer. thanks
  16. 9/10 Launched at 9am, pulled out at 3pm. Never moved a rod. Lots of marks in 100fow. Tried spoons, flies, jplugs, meat, kitchen sink. Riggers, dipsies, lead core. Nothing worked. Water temp was 68deg from top to bottom. Spent an hour or so in 350fow. Not many marks. 9/11. Launched at 6am out at 2pm. Almost carbon copy of 9/10. However, water temp was 68deg all the way down to almost the bottom and The bottom 10’ was 55 deg. Tried everything including some rapalas today. Hooked a brown in 100fow and 85 feet down. That’s it. 9/12. Launched at 6am, out at noon. Lots of marks in 100fow. Water temp down 70 in 100fow was 45deg. Never moved a rod. BUT we had three beautiful days on the Lake, very light boat traffic and fantastic weather. May have to get over to Erie for Walleye next.
  17. “One king after another” is the phrase that comes to my mind concerning the fishing at the Oak from 6am until about 11am this morning. Boated over a dozen kings that were all over 13lbs with the biggest at 21lbs, another 4 or 5 in the 5lb range, a couple cohos and 1 steelhead. We never got deeper than 150fow until around 10am. 100-150 was our best water. Down 60’ was 44.5 deg. Flat water. ALL of our fish were no deeper than 60’ Down. Riggers at 60,50,40,30. Also 10 color leadcore got some hits. Lots of other boats pulling in fish as well. Best day we have had in quite some time. Fleas were a nuisance. The bite died for us by noon. By noon that 44.5 deg water became 54deg water. Pulled out at 1:30.
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  18. Nice report. Thanks for taking the time.
  19. Launched next to Coast Guard Station at 6:45am, pulled out at 1:30pm. Spent the first hour in close but the gin clear water would not stop. Moved out into 65fow still hoping to find some browns. Began catching Lakers,,, NICE ONES. Picked up about 15 and all but one was over 10lbs with the biggest at 18lbs. Never saw much on the screen. Lakers saved the day for us. Water temp at 46deg. Early in the day we saw 3 other boats. As the day wore on it seemed as if we were the only ones on the lake. Early spring fishing is tops with me,, no fleas, no biting flies, no weeds, and little fishing pressure. Quite a few boats in the bay fishing for perch. Beautiful day on the water.
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  20. OK. Here is a Sodus report for you. And happy pie day. Launched next to Coast Guard station at 7:20am on 3/14/24. Turned west out of inlet set up boards about 1 mile west of inlet and trolled west. 9 rods, before we could get rod #2 set we had a small brown. From then on was a fairly steady pick, most were 1-2 pounds. A couple nice antlantics And 3or 4 browns in the 2-4 pounds and 1 maybe 6lbs. Had a few flurries of activity but mostly just steady up until noon when the wind started to shift from the west to the north. We stayed mostly in 15fow. At 1:30,,, water that we had earlier fished in was now gin clear. Between 12:30 and 1:30 we caught just one brown. saw water that was 43deg all rapala bite off boards except 1 on downrigger spoon. Absolutely a beautiful day on the water. Saw maybe 6 other boats 4 boat trailers in parking lot at 2pm
  21. Weather looks decent for the next few days. Anybody been out of Sodus yet?
  22. Fjaq

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    Check out K&G Lodge in Oswego. Great cabins perfect for 4 people. Reasonably priced and not far from Launch. kglodge.com
  23. Asking $1,850! One owner Yamaha 9.9hp 4 Stroke, short shaft, tiller, manual start for sale. I bought this new in 2014. No issues, runs perfect. There is one blemish on this motor, a nasty little scratch on the rear of the cowling that was all my fault for not paying attention while backing my boat into my garage. The only reason I am selling is because my right shoulder just doesn’t have the strength it used to have. Even though the outboard usually starts on the first pull that first pull still hurts and while drifting the Susquehanna I typically start the motor 30 times in a day! I recently bought a 9.9 with electric start and have no need for this one any longer. There are a few dings on the prop, nothing serious. Annual maintenance of engine and lower unit oil, spark plugs, and fuel filter always done by me. outboard always stored in heated garage over winter. Runs great, no issues. Comes with a 3 gallon fuel tank and fuel line. Always ran non ethanol fuel. A new one will cost you close to $3,000 I am asking $1,850 OBO located near Mansfield PA
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