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  1. Landed a 30" king today. 

     

    Went 1 for 2. Had a bruiser hooked up on the dipsy, peeled a bunch of line, and was gone after fighting with it for a few minutes. 

    Fished in 300-400 FOW. Bites were at 90-100'. Started north of the power plant, lost the fish on the dipsy then worked west and landed one. 

     

    Water temps were 49-52 at 90-100'.

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  2. 6 hours ago, Just1skipper2 said:

    Lures in the water by 10am, bright day so used hot greens and alewife patterns. Marked millions of fish 40 fow, 20-30 down. Ran 3 lines on rigger 1 dipsy. Never caught a thing. Please advise success path. How far off ball, how much height when stacking lines. Proper color selection of Michigan stingers and proper size. Also, should we use our planer boards and if so, how best to rig them. Thank you in advance.

     

    I was out Thursday afternoon in the same area. The browns I caught were in 80 FOW, using a 300 copper off a planer board. Black spoon with silver ladderback, and a silver back. Wasn't planning on running into browns that deep but. Fishing was tough all week. 2.5 mph seemed to be the most productive.

     

    Did have a strike in 120 FOW on a flasher fly, assuming it was a Lake trout. 

     

    Lots of bait pods out there. 

     

  3. I fish 100% in Mexico Bay. I'm getting jealous over here, seeing all of you catching kings on the western side of the lake. 

     

    So far I've managed to catch two small kings this year. Lots of browns and Lakers, so I cant complain. 

    Last year I didn't start catching kings until early July. Which sounds like the norm for the eastern side of the lake.

     

    What's the "scientific" reason for the hot king action in May out west, while the eastern king bite is slow? 

    I went way offshore today, hoping to find some. Ran across lots of bait, but no fish.  

  4. This may be a silly question.

     

    This is the first season I have left the boat in the water. (normally a trailer to the lake every trip, kind of guy). The boat has been in the water for almost a month, and is starting to get a little scum line building up. How do you guys that leave your boat in the water year round, wash your hulls? Do you pull them out and wash them? Can you wash a boat while its docked at a marina? 

  5. Ive been fishing all spring so far in mexico bay (out of little salmon river) Did catch two smaller kings out by the power plant in 50' FOW. That was two weeks ago. Besides that steady brown action in 40-50 FOW. Did catch my first lake trout today. Not much else to report, water's been rough (today was the toughest fishing I've done all year so far)

     

    Green flasher with a green fly has been catching all the fish. 

     

    Last year I didn't start catching kings until late June early July (140 FOW), which I believe is common for the east end of the lake (but this is my 3rd season fishing Lake Ontario, so I'm still learning)

  6. Have you tried throwing in some turns while trolling? See if you get any hits from rods on the inside or outside of the turn?

     

    I use a moor sub troll, and the speeds we get at depth are not that much different compared to what the gps says. But we are over here in Mexico Bay, maybe our currents aren't as bad as yours out west. 

     

    We were out all day yesterday, water temps were pretty warm all the way down to 120', Salmon bite was non existent.  marked alot of fish in 190 FOW but had no cooperation.

     

    Came in to 90' and had some good luck with the browns. 

     

  7. Have you tried throwing in some turns while trolling? See if you get any hits from rods on the inside or outside of the turn?

     

    I use a moor sub troll, and the speeds we get at depth are not that much different compared to what the gps says. But we are over here in Mexico Bay, maybe our currents aren't as bad as yours out west. 

     

    We were out all day yesterday, water temps were pretty warm all the way down to 120', Salmon bite was non existent.  marked alot of fish in 190 FOW but had no cooperation.

     

    Came in to 90' and had some good luck with the browns. 

     

  8. Fished out of the Salmon River this past weekend, stayed in one of the cottages at the Salmon River Lighthouse Marina.

     

    Went 3/4 on Browns, and dragged 3 small Kings for who knows how long before realizing they were hooked up.

     

    This is my first year fishing Lake Ontario, looking for all of the pointers I can get!

     

    Tried finding the salmon, went about 6 miles offshore, but we didnt have any luck. I'm guessing I needed to go out farther, but I'm still building some confidence with fishing such a big lake in a relatively small boat.

     

    Here's a picture of myself (right) and my brother with our last fish of the weekend. 

     

     

     

     

     

     

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