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Shawn, I used that launch a half dozen times this year, its not too bad. Just be ready to get your feet wet or wear high boots. Water is probably 2 feet at the end of the dock ramp. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

We boated one laker this morning, lost a nice brown at the boat. Missed two more on the riggers. Saw some bait deep in 130 fow, not many fish marked though. Welcome to june fishing in our area I guess. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

I launched there saturday. Water at the front of the dock was about knee high when i was there. Pretty hairy launching solo, but its doable. Your truck wheels will def be wet. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

It was worth the 4 hr drive for me. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Fort niagara launch is open. I launched there yesterday with several others. Just wear boots, its very wet on the docks Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Did 2 mid teens kings, 3 big lakers, and a small coho. Launched out of the north ramp. Lots and lots of debris. Beware. Conditions were sporty Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Matt, didnt get installed yet. I think i'm too scared to hook up the hydraulic lines til after our spring king trip, dont want to screw up the steering. We'll see how bored I get though, might get to it. Dev, i'll be in touch on the radio next weekend, hoping to get something going brown trout wise.

Anyone heading out this weekend on the East end? BluTooth is finally getting out of storage on Sunday, hope to splash sometime later next week. This is only my second year fishing Lake O, but was not overly impressed by the walleye fishing last year. Mostly due to growing up fishing on Lake Erie and relatively easy eye fishing there. I'm planning on trailering from Sackets to fish out of Wilson for kings on opening weekend of walleye this year. It seemed like the walleye fishing got better later in May last year anyways. As long as we dont get constant NE blows like we got last year, i'm thinking browns around Stony point should be good over the next few weeks

I normally buy them from Poor Richards in Erie, the have some custom colors. Really like the pink with purple dots (similar to Bay Rats High School) and purple/gold. Pink lemonade and pistachio have done well too Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I grew up fishing out of Erie, PA for walleyes. In the last few years, the P10s in late May during the night bite slow trolling the shore line were hot. During normal summer deep trolling the trenches and off the presque isle point though, a bagleys bang-o deep diver on 5-color was very hard to beat. There were some days that I had two bagleys on 5-color outfits out fish the rest of the rods on the boat 5 to 1. We use a lot of reef runners and deep bay rats as well, and they all catch fish at certain times. But my go-to is the bagleys, well-made balsa wood baits that are fairly cheap.

Really hoping for some better spring brown action on our corner of the lake than last year. As for walleye, we caught considerably more eyes before the season opened trolling for browns than after the walleye opener. Agree with Devin, it looks to be another similar year. If this weather keeps up, i think the boat will be coming out of storage sooner than later. Chomping at the bit to get another season started!