camper4lyfe

Removing the spillway would remove the prime habitat. It's retaining the water in there so that they CAN spawn there.

A lot do make it over the spillway. I'd imagine many of the ones that can't make it over will spawn in the creek below the spilway, along with the walleye.

Pike are moving pretty good now. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Also got to see a bald eagle while there yesterday. When we got there, we were the only ones there. By the time we left, the place was pretty packed, so try to time it so you’re not on top of other people. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

At the inlet now and seeing pike and eye just below the dam. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I was down there Monday and didn’t see anything yet. My sister-in-law posted that they saw some Saturday/Sunday. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'm pretty sure all water in this area is ice-free at this point.

Why is your mechanic closed?

Question for those of you that have fished tournaments; I see a lot saying “no frozen fish”. How the heck do you hero your fish from freezing?? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Reports are saying a couple people fell through in Sodus. My guess is they were flirting with the edge. There was a ton of people out on Conesus at the north end today. South end shows a lot of open water still. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I just recently moved back “home”, landing near the north end of Conesus Lake. In doing so, I’m trying to find easy access places to take my 2 sons fishing (ages 5 and 6). While browsing Fishbrain, I saw a listing for Livonia Reservoir. Looking at the map it appears to basically be a pond. Does anyone know anything about it, or access to it? Barring that, does anyone have any suggestions for easy access/easily fished small bodies of water that are shore fishable? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

For a cold rainy day, it was a lot of fun, especially once I started catching them.

They’re all rainbows? Man I suck at identifying them. The biggest of them had really bright red spots on it which made me think brook. (We didn’t keep any of them)

My dad and I have been fishing Springwater Creek, the inlet to Hemlock lake for the past couple years trying to latch onto a trout, something neither of us have done. The monkey key is finally off our back after 3 years. I THINK I landed 1 brook and 2 rainbows. Can anyone confirm?

Thanks guys. He's certainly turned into quite the little fisherman. We took a drive past Canandaigua Lake last weekend and he said to me "boy I really want to go fishing" when he saw it.