Mikecatt14

From info gathered on local forums here I have my rods set up as follows:

-riggers-20lb line
-lead-40lb braid backing with 20lb mono before and after the lead to attach it with a Willis knot.
-copper-40lb braid backing, copper, 40lb fluorocarbon leader

Is that typical for the size fish you guys catch or should I bump the rigger and/or mono sections on the lead rods up to like 30lb?

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Good deal, I look forward to giving it a try and meeting new people as well.

What radio channels do you all usually monitor in those main areas mentioned?

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I'm from Michigan and been fishing as long as I've been able to hold a rod, but only a couple years into running my own boat and doing it all myself. Been fishing lake Michigan for kings and Lakers where 3-5 fish is a good day for a DIYer due to out declining king population, been reading about the great fishing on Ontario and want to try it out. 

I plan on hitting Niagara bar in the spring and then learn spots from there for summer/fall.

My question is mainly what are the main tactics used? I'm used to 300 coppers, 7 and 10 color lead on planers boards, dipsys and of course riggers. Main baits are of course spoons then lots of meat rigs and some j plugs. 

Just want to be prepared before I make the trip. Thanks!