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Nothing I can’t chop out. It’ll be open for ya. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

They have been great about keeping it open. Not sure as of yesterday’s snowfall. I have not had a problem over the last month as I have been out 5 times so far. I will be launching there 7 am tomorrow. I can pm you an update tomorrow.... Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

When they bite off about $50 worth of lures each time out=nuisance lol Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Always on top this time of year. And yes you’re right, with water temperatures cold they could be anywhere but I always focus on top now. Surface temp varied from 32.5-34.5. Last Sunday (5th time out in last 2 weeks) was a ****ty day. Only boated about 12 fish, mixed bag, kept just a few. Lost a couple 7-8+ lb browns at the boat and some nuisance pike. Ran a 10 rod spread. Disappointed. It was better two weeks ago. Hopefully it will pick up again soon. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

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2/7 and 2/10. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I chopped it out myself on Sunday 2/3. Only took me 30 minutes. Been out 4 times since. Fishing good if you don’t mind catching lake trout or ‘lake carp’ as i call them. The browns mixed in have been good ones tho. No complaints on the number of fish we are catching. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

2-10 feet down in 20-40 fow.

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Headed out of Taughannock yesterday by 7am. This was after I took the ice spud to the 3 inches at the shoreline and about 20 feet out into the launch. Was well prepared with spud and waders as I had checked it out the Friday afternoon prior. (You're welcome to anyone who came in after us.) The bubbler is working but with the extreme cold weather it could not keep up with the shoreline icing up. The channel itself was narrow but open. Ran boards with sticks and spoons. All the normal patterns I run this time of year. Ran about a half hour with nothing than it was on with pretty much non-stop action till we pulled the plug at 2:30, had to get home to sleep, worked 3rd shift on Sunday night so I could get out again this morning. The bag was mixed, browns salmon and lakers. Biggest brown was 8lb4oz biggest salmon was 6lb13oz. Lakers ran up to 7-8ish. Light chop on the water as the winds were about 10mph. We kept a 2 man limit with many released. Great easy day and felt great to be on the water, hadn't been on the lake since before deer season back in September. Between hunting and working 6 day weeks, haven't had any spare time for the boat and usually get out many times in December and January. As for today, totally different day. Launched by 7 again with no ice to chip today lol. Fished same areas with very few fish marked and only boated 2 lakers with only a couple other hits. Too nice of a day obviously and the parking lot was full with boat trailers when we came in, we packed it in around 1.I can't get back out till Sunday, I'm hoping for cold, overcast and 8-12 mph wind, fish will bite and fair weather fisherman will stay home.

Trib lakers Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Couple picss from two weeks ago. Had a few great days. Fished 5 days straight, as the water dropped, fish gone. This rain tomorrow should bring the salmon in.

http://www.crh.noaa.gov/greatlakes/?c=map&l=lo&p=a&m=wh&z=2017091103

Canal system controls it. Should start to come up in the next couple weeks, according to this chart anyway... https://www.canals.ny.gov/waterlevels/netdata/cayuga-levels.pdf Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app