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I will continue to help people just as other people have helped me all these years......jk

According to the wind now = none and the sun shining I was wrong. But the weather report was for winds over 10 with gusts up to 25.....jk

With experienced people it might be ok. But kids new into boating I would cancel......jk

And ice fishing it is a long long walk to find the fish.....jk

You have to diversify is what they say in the stock market and fishing too. Nice change up you made. I am a one trick person I guess.....jk

Glad to see you took your wife? Great photo and memories you have there. Now get her one on a jigging rod jigging and she will be really hooked.....jk

We saw that floating debris on Friday too. We had quite a few hit around the stuff but did not catch them, might have been the salmon I guess.....jk

Well we launched and fished to the north like several other boat and saw just a few school of bait right next to shore. Got nothing there and did not see any caught there. Crossed to long point, scattered fish on TV and had several and misses, in fact we lost a lot of fish. Met up with Mr Oneida Lake who caught three fish while we were talking to him in 45 minutes. He did that just to embarrass-ha ha- us, thanks for all the hints you gave us. Hope to fish with you again. Oh we ended up with just one fish and a small salmon boated. Quit about one-exhausted ate at A&J and went home.....good day and made another friend.....jk Trying for Monday next trip

Hermit, get back to Otisco where you belong......ha ha have a good day.....jk

Mr flyrod, nice catch also. hat weight jig do you use in such shallow water? That is going to be hard for me to do, not used to anything under 50 and mostly over 90. Got to call my buddy for tomorrow again, been hard to catch up to him.....jk

F21 nice fish, 10 pounds???. Our last time up we saw very active looking fish at the 140 to 160 foot depth. Lots of motion on the TV screen but we had no hits, the wind was calm and we reached them with the 1 ouncers. Still trying to go up on Friday.And the point north of long point is a good spot, from there down to the obvious brown building (church?) just north of long point. For us Deans cove is closer than long point by 30 minutes so we launch there most often....jk

When the wind is calm we jig that deep a lot. Most of our success is usually at 100 to 110 feet. 25 feet is going to weird. We live on 1 ounce jigs. Yep at 120 you are trying to push the line out of the rod to sink faster. If we see fish reacting to the jigs on the fall of course we stop dropping and start fishing right there and then

Thanks for that information. I would assume such but having heard is good info. we usually start 5am and fish until we get burned off the lake. sure is nice to see all that bait out there.....jk

Wow 25 feet deep. Boy is that shallow for me. I am usually 125 than 25. Planning on Friday to Deans......jk

See the Deans cove post. I will be there in 2 or 3 days too.....jk