longtimefisherman

I have a place in CV out near Grenadier and Fox islands. A couple of years ago I took up chasing musky with many great suggestions from the guys in this forum. So far nothing in the boat yet but have had a couple on. I retired the beginning of May so time is no longer an excuse. I have a good boat ( 19 1/2 crestliner)  and most anything that might be needed out there. I also know the structure around here pretty well from chasing walleye. So..if anyone wants to jump in the boat let me know! This end of Lake Ontario is pretty volatile so days when all options are available are few and far between. Based on the theory that many of the slr lunge summer in the lake and move into the river in the fall I have a goal to spend some time out by charity shoal and pigeon island. Awesome structure out there. Just need the weather to cooperate. 

Saw something recently by the dec saying someone got a possible state record in the slr ... 13 lbs + 

I’ve heard that lake trout stack up big time in October over near the Canadian ferry landing on wolf island across from cape Vincent. This came from well known charter captain. I also heard kings occasionally wander into the river in the fall near CV...that from dec guy.

...oh .. not interested in trades. Sorry..

It shows about 925 hours but I think that is inflated by about 100 hours due to me leaving the ignition on 1#. To my knowledge everything seems solid. It was last run late last sept. Someone asked about the teak..it looks like the prev owner put a varnish on it that is coming off. I’m going to see what some teak oil does for it. Trailer in good shape. 

It is a steal...they’re asking $10k for a very similar boat up in Clayton. 

This boat is still available...I have not pushed on the sale since last fall. I want this boat sold so there is a new asking price of $4500. Someone is gonna walk away with a steal! The boat is a Martins Marine on Mud bay in Cape Vincent, and they will be brokering the sale. Contact them at 315-654-3104.

I was out for a walk in Cape Vincent and ran across this along the shoreline. 

I’m guessing it was about 50”. It would have been a beautiful fish any one would be thrilled to catch. It was totally intact so I don’t think it was dead that long... Bummer!

They graded in a lot of stone so the pier 2 ramp on mud bay is good now. The CV town ramp is about 1” above the water ..usable if not rough at all. 

I ran across an interesting vid about the Canadians putting trackers on Bay of Quinte walleye. They really move around...

Call or txt Paul at 585-704-2953 if interested

Price lowered...$11500 or best offer

For sale..2013 Lund 1650 Rebel XL.  Very good condition... Bottom NADA is $12500..

• Mercury 60 hp 4 stroke... computer showed 280 hours at end of last season when winterized...not used since. Runs beautiful.
• 46 lb thrust motor guide bow mounted electric
• Lowrance Elite 7 TI graph/gps...2 years old
• 4 rod holders
• 2 invader manual downriggers with Lund quick release mounts
• travel cover (original..in fair condition)
• brand new stationary cover 

This past Sat there were still a lot of females in there spawning by the parking lot. Up above there were still a lot of big northerns. … This is very late! the northerns are usually long gone by now as well as the big female eyes. That speaks to how cold the spring has been. Something else new in there looked to be common shiners spawning up by the dam. Ive never seen that before. It flooded out good with Sundays rain but I'm sure there'll be much to see when it goes down. 

I just saw a statement from rollie & helens that Larry Ramsell got a 54.4 lb. 57 1/4" certified. muskie in the SLR on 11/24. What a slob! No details.. does anyone know the details? Was it released?

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Thanks for the feedback guys!  ‘‘Twas exactly what I was looking for ! 

Hello!

I’m boat shopping and one I’m looking is a 2011 with a merc 150 opti max direct injection 2 stroke on it. It’s has pretty low hours from what I understand. I’ve been focused on getting something with a 4 stroke motor. Can someone tell me what to expect different between the  opti max vs a newer 4 stroke 150? That would include comparing performance, fuel usage and dependability...

Thanks! Paul A.

Lol...22 foot. Got distracted while writing post. 

For sale 1986 Tiara pursuit. Excellent condition. About 900 hours. 5 liter mercruiser. Runs great. 2 big jon electric downriggers. Lowrance elite 5 chirp gos GPS graph. Trailer in real good shape. Thought it was sold a couple of weeks ago but buyer changed mind. $7500...negotiable. Contact Paul at 585-704-2953

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Caught 3 bass.. all between 11 and 1 while bouncing jigs for walleye. Got 2 walleye...23 and 25"

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Always been wondering what a 6 lb Smallie looks like, now I know, 6.1 digital scale and back to breed again next year.

Is this still available?

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Yeah it is...there's supposedly some big musky in there too.

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2 hours from Alex bay...above Kingston

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My buddy and I just spent 3 1/2 days fishin out of Kirks Cove cottages on Big Gull lake. Due to crazy winds we'll call it 2 days fishing. We left real happy! Between us we boated 33 eyes... with the slot being 16"+ to 19"+ there were 3 unders and 6 over the slot. Most fell into the 18" range which are just excellent eating. I got one fat 27 incher ... a bit over 7 lbs ..  that was a beautiful fish. By lake Ontario standards pretty small but on BG that's big. The fish there are beautiful dark and yellow from the brackish water.. and as I mentioned great eating for the table theyre as good as you'll find.  My buddy fished mostly floating jigs with a leech and I pretty much exclusively cast 1/4 oz jigs with twister tails and leech...all in about 10 - 15 foot of water.  2 very diff methods that gave equal results... 17 for me 16 for him. My favorite way to take walleye by far. Jim and Claire run a great place there at Kirks Cove. This was our 2nd year... I see it being an annual thing if not more.  

The Senecas have their own DEC like org..hatchery and all. They netted one over 16 last spring.

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