Tmgunther

Can any charter handle 7 guests or is that just too crowded? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Went out Sunday morning to 150 ft. Some boats around so started west troll. Quiet for 45 minutes then nice 28 pound king on green glow frog. Rigger down 40 ft in 130 ft of water. Unfortunately that was about it for the morning except for a skippy on the glow frog again. Slow day but at least one good battle. Wondering if the other boats were having luck. Saw some boats out deep too so maybe Fish were out there. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Was out this morning from 10am to 1pm. Went east. Tried to mark fish at 70, 120, 160 with no luck. finally dropped lines at 200 due to time constraints. Trailed east into 90 feet of water very few marks. Turned west, boom, dipsey with cotton candy j plug goes ripping. 25 minutes later 30 pound king. Marked fish while fighting that one so turned around and went back through. Nothing. Turned west, boom again. 18 pound king in rigger down 65. Warm water fish. Didn't mark fish in the cold water. Guess they wanted a west troll. Not a ton of action but better than nothing. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

We had similar results Friday. Didn't mark anything. Caught few skippys and lost both of the nice fish we had on. Carbon mag spoon was the killer as usual. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Got out for a couple of hours 7/26 evening. Lines in at 545pm in 120 feet of water. Few marks on the screen. First half hour was dead ....until we got speed and temp probe working. Then.... nice 17 pound king on mag green glo frog. That was best fish of the night. Took four skippys on green glo frog , carbon 14 and greasy chicken wing. Lost a nice fish after ten minute battle also on mag green glo frog. Fish were caught 75-100 feet down. Water was 44-46 degrees and speed was 2.2-2.4 when we caught fish. Bottom line... don't fish without speed and temp probe. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app