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Anyone got a used pin they're trying to get rid of??? Looking to spend around $300.

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I'm usually going for the night bite, and I've also found that when the sun is shining down there, the fish are not as cooperative. Literally the minute that sun drops past the Maplewood side cliffs, the fishing picks up. I wouldn't go before 6-6:30, unless your looking to work on your tan.

Post a report after you go, I wanna see if its worth taking another trip down there before the skein bite.

I was getting walleyes on three different outings, all on shadraps. They wouldn't touch anything else (besides the one I got floating a worm). Have not been down there in close to a month, so I'm not sure if they are still in. One outing I got 5, all around 3lbs & they were hitting like a ton of bricks!

Float fish for them in the Genesee with a nightcrawler & black jig. You don't necessarily need to use a float, but it will enable you to cover more ground & lose less jigs. I've caught a ton there this summer, including one monster pushing 20lbs on my centerpin. Use Seth Green access, and fish the first hole. Bring some cheap shad rap imitations as well. Obviously Rapalas work best, but after loosing a few $8 lures I learned that lesson quickly. Good Luck!

It's a tough fishery this time of year. Got into some bass, around 15 pike a few 5lb+, no eyes though. Heading to Oneida now for a change of scenery.

On the river yesterday with only a few smallies. Going out now to troll the narrows in 50ish FOW. Up here till Friday evening, any guidance would be much appreciated.

Looking for a float rod around 13 foot. Not looking to spend a ton, if anyone has an old matrix 12'9" they'd be willing to part with that'd be perfect. Or if you have anything else, let me know. -BOG