Sodus 8/21 Sunday with pics

[stoutner]

Fished Sodus Sunday from about 8 am til about 2pm or so. Went 6 for 7 with two 5 lb browns, couple skippy Kings, 13lb King, and 18lb King. Lost a possible major due to an amateur working the drag on my diver rod! Pretty good day all in all.

Couple of things to note: I was very surprised at how dark this 18 lb King was and how much of his teeh were exposed already. This thing looked ready to run the river this week.

Check out the Jaw on this 13 lber. About 1/2 of his lower jaw was gone. It looked like an old injury....probably a catch and release from when it was a skippy!

[blueghost1]

Good report! Fished Sat am from 6-9 and had to go, ended 2/2 with a laker and small king. Hoping to be back out this weekend

[ray koziatek]

good to seeya got stew out. um in mass. will mail when i get home

[waterwolfstalker]

suprised that sucker could still eat with a jaw like that must be alot of easy prey out there

[TOP SECRET]

Its amazing some of the injuries these fish live through... We had one last year that must have broken its back as it was in a Z shape.

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[Adm Byrd]

we went out in the afternoon, didn't do anything till around 5:00 then had 4 releases and hooked a small king and a dink coho, got off around 7:30. We didn't mark anything early having started in 400', started seeing fish around 225fow but not many.

Bob

[stoutner]

we went out in the afternoon, didn't do anything till around 5:00 then had 4 releases and hooked a small king and a dink coho, got off around 7:30. We didn't mark anything early having started in 400', started seeing fish around 225fow but not many.

Bob

We started out working the 100 -110 feet because we got a late start and figured there must be fish there because everyone was working that water. I marked very few fish and very little bait in that 100 feet of water and saw very few people pull their net out. We did land one of our Browns in there and another in about 150 feet of water maybe 280 back on a diver/flasher. We then proceeded to move out to the 200 - 230 range and that is when we picked up the Kings and marked a few fish and some bait....not much though.