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Left the launch around 5pm to 830pm set up in 100 fow front of pump house and worked to 200 fow 160 to 180 was best we stayed there all eve on a North South troll meat on divers out 206 on a 3 setting and meat on riggers 85 down also took a couple on spoons with the 300 copper. 6 for 10 great weather and and glad to have my dad aboard with me this evening πΊπ²
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Left Launch around 5:15pm with the wife decided to take a troll to the north end and find a spot to cool off. Set up a 6 rod spread 2 rigger 4 boards in 40 fow and immediately had the outside board pulled back with a dandy Walleye π reset the line and opposite side board gets pulled under, and after a fun battle a great Northern comes to the net. Pulled rods shortly after and cooled off in the lake Fantastic evening πΊπ²
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https://www.wlure.com/collections/blank-lures?srsltid=AfmBOoqI6aJHkqL-0V91Il3U_gPbEkXh0XpkuKORogJhOL5oiES-YnUg Find all the blanks choose what shape size profile you need. I believe amazon also sells them and then reach out to Zach Baker https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://m.facebook.com/p/Baker-Musky-Lures-100036759551503/&ved=2ahUKEwjbzsHbpPeNAxWYhIkEHSGYH0kQFnoECBkQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3Uf9f8wAxMnvBKBf4tuVii His paint work and craftsmanship is great! Ive been fishing variations of these baits for 2 season with great success on multiple species.
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Gladly excepted a invite aboard a friend's boat with my boys this evening out of the home waters in Hamlin. Weather was great fun had by all. We went 3 for 7 from 5pm to 8pm 130 to 150fow was decent. Looking like the lake as taking a turn for the better π our spread was riggers at 62 to 75 down divers out 120 to 130 7 color core and 200 copper spoons that worked uv caddy shack die hard uv and best spoon of the trip was uv inmate orange taking a beautiful Bow. Fun had by all great to get out on the big pond thank you again Mike for having us with you πΊπ²
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Just my opinion in and around the Rochester area and southern tier region the turkey population is down due to many factors. Not as many are predator trapping/hunting and we keep loosing the habitat that turkeys need for proper nesting,feeding, survival etc... I would say around these areas it's been a steady decline since the mid 2000's. Now on the flip side of that up in the Northern region of NY the Turkey's seem to be thriving. I had my best season this year and was not uncommon to take a 10min drive around and see multiple groups of birds. My opinion I think the most contributing factor to turkey decline in the Rochester area and south is habitat conditions I say that because I too experienced seeing coyotes while hunting this season but also witnessed seeing multiple turkeys during those coyote encounters. Everything is a balance control predators increase habitat in theory in the Rochester area bird numbers should go up but when I have no clue. Hope for the best and good luck to everyone trying for a late season Bird. Hopefully our trout and salmon turn around soon it's been a awful start to the fishing season. Best of luck to everyone πΊπ²
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He's off to a great start at 12yrs old he has a ton of patience and persistence that's what makes successful turkey hunts. He wanted to know every detail about roosting birds navigating using the terrain how to fool them with calls always asking questions. Was a great experience for both of us always grateful to watch them learn and grow.
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Made my way back up to the north country for a successful public land tag out this morning in Jefferson County. After a couple of moves relocating birds off the roost it all came together watching a group of Toms working my soft yelps as they slipped through the thick swamp into gun range at 20yds. What made this hunt even more special to me was using my Grandfather's Ithaca 12 gauge featherlight he won for a Quarter $.25 at the Brockport carnival back in 1957 πΊπ²
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Started experimenting last year with these baits on Lake Ontario and the Finger Lakes and also trying Erie for the first time last year late summer early fall and had great success. So hopefully this season see what color's in different conditions work as well. It's pretty simple the blanks can be had online for dirt cheap and a good friend of mine who pants musky lures Zach Baker adds the perfection with the painting work. Hope this helps everyone and interesting to post my progress with these baits this season on Erie.
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Left the mouth straight out and set up in 10 fow and pointed the Starcraft West towards Devils Nose. Passing Newmans Point we picked up our 3 man limit. Turned the boat around to the East right around Area 1 at the park and went with the waves down to cowsucker creek. 28 for 35 was the final score today always fun having first time coworker's fishing today and always greatful fishing the home waters. Good class of Browns today and 1 quality laker smashing a chinook diver. Best color's below and again Stud of the day Tricky Ricky (UPM 600) painted up by Zach Baker. 4 inline boards 2 chinook divers and 2 riggers was the program today 13 to 18 fow was best IMG_5155_1_1.mp4
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Got a late start slept through my alarm oops! Left the launch 8am scratched out a 3 man limit by 10am pulled rods at 11:30am steady mix of coho's and Browns 10 for 18 nothing huge but a good first trip of the season. Starcraft Fishmaster worked great as always best color's below. Zach Baker's customs stole the show and my favorite "Tricky Ricky " was a Stud today. Our program was 4 inline boards 2 divers 2 riggers 10 to 17 fow it all worked. Good luck to everyone tight lines and make some more memories πΊπ²
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Rotating Lures?
SchultzFishingTeamOutdoors replied to Lunderdog's topic in Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling?
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