Mikeyman104
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Yeah I hear that. I was more worried about them popping out of their mounts so I did have a bungee cord from the boat to the holder. I may attach something from the boat to the rods though like you suggest just in case. Thanks! Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app -
Was mostly trying for Steelheads or Atlanta but I've heard there aren't many landlocks in there. It was the first time out using my homemade rod holders so I was happy they held up. Not sure how they'll do if something hits them, but hoping to see at some point Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Tried owasco yesterday afternoon. Trolled for about 4-5 hours with not so much as a sniff. Granted I'm still new to this but was using dispys with spoons. Was shooting for about 40' down at about 2.5-ish mph. Marked quite a few fish on the east side of the lake but the west side was real quiet. No luck, but nice afternoon for boat ride [emoji846] Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Hi all! New to the forum but have been stalking it for quite some time. I've been fishing the CNY area for a while now and I first started out kayak fishing with a 10.5' perception. I mostly took this on the Oneida river but would occasionally go to one of the finger lakes. Kayaking is a nice quick way to get out and nothing quite beats the experience of sitting on the water while bringing in a fish, but this past spring I got myself a 16' starcraft. It's an older boat, but so far it has treated me well so I have no complaints. My loading skills are terrible as i'm often by myself, but they are getting better. I've always been a warm water fisheries guy, but am trying to get into the cold stuff, which is what led me here. New to the cold stuff, but the information/tips/stories on here are helpful and sure are good at making my wallet thinner (added a kicker recently, got a couple trolling rods, and dipseys). All in all just wanted to say hi, read some stories, absorb what I can, look at fish pictures and share my fishing knowledge (granted it isn't much )
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