Oh, Oneida.

[Fish Hunter]

6/8 came out of the chute with the little boat and ran right to the deep water.37-40 ft, side-stepping the armada of boats already congregated on/near the "hump".

Set out 5 and 6 colors and bang,bang bang, bang, with a couple doubles in the mix made for good fun, and good eats later.

The east wind, or the almost noon sun later, did not effect the bite.

Must have boated 16-18 fish, with a couple just over 21".

Couple nice perch also.

Great day on the water after a long work week!

Looking forward to seeing if I can get them going like that again this weekend.

Didn't even have much time for coffee or a sandwich, but I managed,,,,,,,,,,,

Edited June 10, 2014 by Fish Hunter

[tugger]

Fish Hunter

 

  Nice!, I know you also use riggers on Oneida. At what point do you choose to use them over Lead Core?

[Fish Hunter]

 

Fish Hunter

 

  Nice!, I know you also use riggers on Oneida. At what point do you choose to use them over Lead Core?

 

I suppose you could run riggers right now, but just set up lead rods over the winter for use on Oneida.

Pretty dang excited over my first time out with new equipment, that worked

just as planned.

[fishinfreak]

What where you running .

[Fish Hunter]

Rapala sticks.

[Guppiekilla]

Had a good day out on Oneida 10 eyes one sheep head one perch 2 nice eyes came off a 4 color lead core with worm harness over 40 fow glow spinners where working well on the bottom bouncers

[Fish Hunter]

Boated 10 or so myself on Sunday also.

5 1/2-6 colors, Rapala J-7 Firetiger did the most damage.

Biggest was 21".