Lewis863

Yeah i did too sitting on the bottom probably spawners not willing to bite

Where were you marking the larger ones

Prior to this weeks rain water was crystal clear and dropping in temp it hit below 60 this week and has risen back up currently to 61-62 near ithaca at buoy. Weeds can be a problem floating in patches... but frequent storms have been clearing them out so no huge buildups ive found except around power plant south can be hit and miss. Good luck Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United

Will also say they are getting kind of less interested due to the spawn, have moved well south ... hit riggers and deep dipsy down 90-100 saw some nice ones sitting down 120-130 so prepare to go deep, havent found salmon or bows last couple weeks they have moved around... good luck Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United

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The fish are excellent to eat my customers rave about them.... and we love them too.... You will find browns where 55 degrees hits bottom...so a fishhawk probe for 150 that you can drop down will record temps in five degree increments to tell you the temp that particular day,.. you can get salmon jigging but easier trolling even then this time of year can be challenge... Saturday was a rough day for me we only landed 7 lost four at back of boat temps and thermocline is breaking up I was reading temps above 50 at 100 feet previous week thermocline was set well at 70 below that dropped into the 40s fast.. that will move the fish around..

I have one Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United

I just snapped a dipsy rod this weekend...i would gladly take it off your hands if we can get it to ithaca... Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United

Actually it was a beautiful morning half foot chop to start that clears the weeds and debris then it settled down.. I cruised at 30 mph out and 42 mph for at least part of the way back clean water good fishing

I am pretty sure you were trolling around south of the plant and crossed the lake in front of me Sunday morning...im sorry you had a rough day..i would keep a marine radio on board, I dont monitor the site while Im out but you can always get me on channel 16 when im on the water...

Gees i hunt private land for archery and rely on good old fashioned relationships and dont pay a dime...cant fathom writing a check for that... but whatever...

Had mine two years replaced batteries for first time mid season this year no issues... do need to watch your frequency conflict w sonar

No algae bloom currently nor for last several weeks I’m aware of... even when there is it is usually isolated areas

Securite ..... Securite.... For a lake swim event from 7-11 am Saturday there will be a no boat zone extending from Ithaca Yacht Club in a straight line to the east side of the lake heavily patrolled and no boats may cross the line between those hours ... plan accordingly Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

The bite cycles, early season it was all spoons, then around july it seems to flip to flasher flies are more productive, also find it can be about sunlight. Brighter sunny days my spoons hit more...I rotate through my gear when im out, sometimes cant buy a dipsy hit but riggers are firing, and i have them at same damn depth with the same rigs... usually run spoons on boards, decided to give a ff combo of colors that was hot a go on a core, slammers almost immediately. Couldnt buy a bite on a ff combo on my riggers sunday, switched to gamblers load the boat... it is a dance to find what they want...just fishin