seeyawader

That's a good day for fishing through the heat of the day, thanks for report

By the way, post if you find some fish, I have a cottage in south pond and will post if I can get away from by bass fishing buddies this weekend.

If you go straight out the channel from north sandy and look back to shore you will see high dunes and low dunes to the north and south, this is the landmarks the radio uses for fish location. This part of the lake gets deeper very gradually compared to Oswego, like if you want 200+feet of water you would have to go around 7+ miles offshore, haven't been out in 2 weeks so can't give a good fish report.

Is the water level predicted to go up another 11 inches? If so where is that info? Hope to get my dock in this weekend.

Figured I would post on this thread. We got skunked out of mexico point this morning. Fished west to plant 10-30 feet of water. Saw couple other boats get skunked too. Fished in front of north sandy pond last evening and did ok,, 2 for 6. Not many boats up there. Should have went back.

Thank you

I would like to visit the show on Friday,since i am signed up for salmon school and tickets are included, is there somewhere I need to go to get my free tickets to the show?

And details on the capsized? I have family fishing "off sandy pond today" what kind of boat and how many people.

Tragedy for sure, prayer to the family...there needs to be a better system to gage wave height and conditions to prevent this from happening again. So many times I have looked at a report of lake conditions only to be surprised when I actually got out there that it was wrong. With the technology we have today you should be able to know at least accurate real time conditions across the lake, .,,just my 2 cents...

Fished in front of north pond sat afternoon, bumpy and only caught one skipper, fished Sunday morning was calm and lots of boats but caught nothing,,,140 to 100 fow think they are still out deep,,,any luck with you?

North sandy pond inlet is shallow as always, 2 foot at times, I only have a 19 foot aluminum smokercraft so I was fine, if your worried about it go to mexico point

Scroll down to the "Henderson harbor" thread, lots of good info there.

I just switched to 30lb wire on my 3 rods to my dipseys, less stretch when setting the hook and breaking dipseys free made easier. Don't forget the twilee tip. But when the wire line gets a nest what a pain. I found you have to spend time out there and on somedays the fish just don't want to bite. That is when the charters have the tricks up their sleeve to force the bite. Good luck you can do it!

Are you sure your not fishing in the nuke plant? Or just a little too close to it,,,,too funny