Big Spoon

As long as they end up in 2 pieces, I don't think it matters where they go from there

Fished Sunday.... gin clear, flat calm. Started between Lil Salmon and Catfish Creek. Rotted in 10-12' for a while best temp I found was 45.5*, went 1/2 inside. Slid out to 30' and took 4 more shots - boated 1 brown and a big laker, lost another brown at the back of the boat, broke one off without visual. 3 oz snap weight 30' in front of a spoon back 105' on boards, and riggers down 10-15' were best rods out deep. Caught a Boone n Crocket goby on a Stinger as well

Same... I shoulda filleted the bastard.

I haven't done that, but trolling the same water last Sunday I cleared a board rod to find a 7" goby that had eaten a Michigan Stinger I had been dragging around for who knows how long... that was a first for me.

Gambler Rigs should be outlawed... they're too good at catching fish.

Salmon to be had in 20-40 FOW on flat lines. Looks to be a good class of fish for this year. Good luck!

The lake has come up quite a bit in the last week. To see the latest levels go to: http://www.canals.ny.gov/waterlevels/netdata/cayuga-levels.pdf

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Some quality fish, nice report Doc.

You’ll never wish you had a smaller boat on Ontario. So long as the windows open it shouldn’t get too hot. Those are sweet rigs. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

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Was very low as of Sunday. A couple feet of draft - my concern would be getting back on the trailer. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Best bet will be Taughannock

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Anyone know how much waters at Deans Cove launch? Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app