Skidplate

Let's review this one as well 😉 

Lol

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Are you sure it was black and not blue?

LoL I'm the biggest a h*** on this site and I would not do that..

34.7# for the win.

Hey joles why did remove your profile pic?

5 hours ago, whaler1 said:

Accidents happen and seldom is there intent.
If that’s a cell phone pic it is pretty tight lol.



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That's definitely a good boat pic..

X3 on black dog he goes out of Dean's cove

Either foul hooked  or Laker over 12 lb I would think

At Dean's it started laying down around 130. Think we seen you drive by us.

12/22/19 

I'm definitely going to give it a try before it ices up I'll let you know want to try to get in some crappy on the North end as well

I perch fished all spring midlake and only caught two gobies all the fish are eating them now they're not as bad as they used to be at least for me.

Thank you.

Thanks for the info i should have clarified I mean by boat providing it's not completely iced up

Yes karma definitely is.

That's too bad they are such a nice group of people they treat everyone so good at the boat launch and never come any closer to your boat then 20 feet when they're running full speed.

Just wondering if anyone has any luck on pan fish in the winter  or should I just go to the north end? Thanks.

Finger lakes tribs are like fight club you don't talk about it. Your research seems to have you in the right direction as for shore fishing t fall is probably the best bet.

I run like hell tie up to a dock if needed.

On 5/29/2019 at 7:00 PM, Great Lakes Lure Maker said:

Pulling copper is easy. Find a long flat area in 75-120 ft and let out enough copper that you can feel the lure hitting the bottom. I would have 600' available because you will likely use most of it and if you break off, you want enough left that it doesn't prevent you from getting back down there. Troll very slow. The slower the better, about 1.5 mph. Hold the copper in your hand and yank pretty good. Follow the lure back don't just drop it. That's usually when you get your strikes. I'm a fan of pulling quickly, some people pull slowly.

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6 hours ago, TyeeTanic said:

Pulling copper is not too difficult until you have a tangle (with another line) lol.  I like using boards to push the copper out to the side, something like Church Tackle Boards TX44.

 

If you have say 300 ft of copper, you would have a backing which is braid line.  Let out all the 300 copper, and then some (100 ft) of braid, and clip on the board to let it out.

 

I like using simply baits on copper, like straight lures or meat. 

 

The biggest issue with copper is when you have other lines out, especially if another fish hits, and goes over the copper line. That's where care needs to be taken.lol

You obviously have no idea what you're talking about pulling copper has nothing to do with trolling copper stick with your Canadian Waters bud

11 hours ago, apb said:

It's allot of fun and very productive but Just keep in mind you will only be catching lake trout.  

Not necessary I've gotten Brown's and bass  and even perch but 99% will be Laker's

Same here.