baitballin86

I fished Saturday out in front in the genny with everyone else bite was no existent. Headed out in 80 to 120 with no luck either. I think the first run  was short and they are already up at seth green.

great catch did you troll the mouth of the river?

Straight out of the genny had water surface temp 46 degrees over 90! down 60 it was 40 degrees no marks in 90 to 100 fow so i went back into shore arches all over in 30 fow suface temp was 57 right in front of the river. Only managed to hook one that was lost by the rigger cable rookie mistake but i was distracted by another boater. The salmon fun has begun my dad was out today 9/13 on summerville pier casting on the eastside not the river side and landed a male. many more were caught but according to my dad it died down around 8 or 9am bite was only on for a short time. Good luck out there everyone stay safe and tight lines!!! 

Thanks for your report I hope to get out a few more times before the combat fishing begins.

Thanks for the report ! 

Launch out of the genny headed in front of braddocks dropped lines in at 120 screen was lit. Had riggers set at 90 and 60 with spoons, 3 dipsys one with meat, one with a spoon and the last one had a spin ray low drag flasher with a spoon. Dipsys were at 55, 75 ,85 every thing i had out got hit. worked 120 to 250 headed back to 90 and worked too 180 called it at 11am. Went 4 for 9 had a few big kings on only managed to land two in the teens a skippy and a 26 inch steel head. Fleas were of no concern used steel line and copper on the riggers. Everyone should check out those spinray flashers by protroll i have had some good luck with them.

I had divers at 40,50,55,60' riggers at 60 &70. Fish came off divers at 50 & 60 deep.
I noticed what seemed like a thermal bar in around 85' if I went shallower the temp on my Fish Hawk would jump from low 50's to mid 60's
That normally happens much sooner from my experience.  
Worked very hard for fish, hope to hear how guys did out deep.

Thanks for the report heading out Saturday.

Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Started straight out of the port slightly rough early am. Found 46 to 48 degrees 65 to 75 down over 200 so I set up. Around 250 fow meat rig tripped on the Dipsy that was down 65 feet, Nice 10lb king. Next one came on a spoon in 300(small skippy). Had 3 other on another skippy that spit the hook during a jump a laker that was thrown off and had another come off all on spoons. Worked 175 to 350 no bait around lots of arches in shallower. Kinda a tough day bite died at 9am and the fleas , well yall know how they have been. Still always great to get out on the water with my dad on the last day of vacation. Back to work tomorrow!

Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thanks for your report always helpful and yes let's share more often. I really try to post my reports even if I do bad. I wouldn't be the fisherman I am today if it wasn't for the LOU!

Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

How was the rest of your trip?

Sent from my SM-N910V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Holy smokes that Pike was making a hog of himself. good catch

I’m up here now at Burnham Point state park. Last night we found them in 20’ on the eastern end of Carlton Island. We also found a 1” thick cable with the anchor. I got it all the way to the surface but couldn’t get it free so we cut the rope. I have been getting smallies and they are still shallow. I got a bunch from shore.

 

 

Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Granadire island trolling first thing am went 3 for 4 on pike and a bonus smallie all on Johnson silver minnows (gold and silver). Hit the perch spot and hit some decent ones. We noticed fresh tooth marks on a few. While my brother was reeling one in his rod bent straight down all of a sudden like he was snagged, to his surprise it was a giant pike with his perch hanging outside his mouth. I quickly grabbed the net and scooped him up. We could not believe the size of his belly he was full of perch. Another great day on the SLR!
 
Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app
 
 

This year's class of perch here have been running big, finally.  Nice work.

They may not fight as hard as smallies but I will assure you that they will taste better. I don't fish for perch when m up there but I have to ask, how the heck are you fishing for them in that deep of water?

These perch made up for the lack of smallies today. Made for a great fish fry! 40 to 45 fow.

Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Sweet will check it out thanks

Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thanks everyone for the info found a west marine in water town not cheap but I had to do it felt vibration with the damaged prop

Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Not good can cause damage to engine by vibration

Hit a few rocks in the 1000 islands only a few burs not big chucks out of the prop. How bad is it to run a damaged prop?

Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Fished 20 to 35 fow land 3 smallish and a bunch of perch drifted with worms. Nailed my prop on a few rocks just a few burs on the prop hope it won't be a problem. 11 days to go!

Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Well just got back from Dewolf Pt. Fishng on the whole was pretty good. Caught several nice LMB in Lake of the Isles on texas rigged watermelon seed worms. These were in mornings in just ft or 2 of water. Caught several SMB up to 3lbs in main river chanel edges of 30 to 60', trolling worm harnesses meant for walleye. Most of small gold blade hooks w crawlers. Got them both on Canadian side and off ABay and pts east. Caught some really nice perch in 60' (smaller fish were shallower!) on same rigs too.
But sadly, NOT ONE walleye, despite trolling bottom bouncers w stickbaits, worm harnesses, and gulp leeches, thru several stacked piles of walleye in 40 to 50' just off channel. The mornings were fun, the nights? Not so much. Tried a few nights till 11pm. But after dark, mosquitoes were RELENTLESS lmao! The only place I couldn't spray was my eyes lol, and they kept flying into them. I at least brought a clear face shield to run my CC at night without having to hide behind the console. lol.  
All in all, weather was good and vaca was great over all. Caught enough decent fish to have fun and keep it interesting. 
But didn't fish last day, as my 25yr old son, dropped his thousand dollar phone in the river (near the rift) while kayaking. Spent last day with him renting dive gear (he is certified) and 2 tanks, and doing 2 two hour shifts underwater looking for it w no joy. I did manage a pike while I was watching him dive. lol. Again, another great trip to SLR!!!
 

Thanks for the info !

Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

30 big game with 30 blue label fluorocarbon for flashers 20lb blue label for spoons. No fleas on the 30