Yankee Troller

You can always go with a heavier main line to help float them higher too. A lot of the Rochester boats run 20-30lb mainline for Spring Browns. I don't like it because the thicker the line the more wind it catches. Sent from my XT1080 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

We run 15lb mono with a 20' 10lb Fluoro leader in the Spring. We bang bottom in 7' with this line set-up 100' back. I keep them on my outside board when I'm on the shoreline. The bright stuff, specifically the orange and red, will be dynamite for Spring Coho up West!

Nice thing about the Sub Troll and Depth Raider is you can buy two head units, and use a splitter cable so you can have one in both spots if you choose.

I've ripped those guys for entering many times. I don't think it's fair, and I agree with you guys. The one still brags about winning a few of those.

Not yet

Yesterdays 80* plus temps and that crazy heavy rain/wind storm that blew through in the afternoon had to have done damage to what was left on Sundays image. If you're fishing the Niagara Bar in a few weeks don;t forget about the Spring LOC, 1 K A Day, and Salmon Slam.

Bruce - Here is a better look at Bay Rat's "My Secret" BPS used to make a very similar color. I saw Bay Rat had something similar, so I had it made in the short shallow.

I haven't. Sent from my XT1080 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Oh cool

Nice job, but Sodus bro?

We broke the pier heads around 6:30am and took a right. We fished the stretch of water from Ship Builders to Hedges. Water color came and went, but the morning bite was insane! 75-100′ back on the boards, and 40-50′ back on our Cannon downriggers. Stud baits today were Bay Rat’s short shallow “My Secret†and “Glow Green Frog.†Also, Rapala’s Brown Trout F9, and a Firetiger Smithwick Rogue. A great mix of small and decent sized fish. HIGHLIGHT of the DAY! In the cove East of Hedges we took a shot on our Cannon downrigger 5′ down 45′ back on a Stinger Mulatto. A 10lb King Salmon comes up to the surface half out of the water, and then heads for Sodus. His run lasted about 10 seconds, and the hooks pulled. Needless to say I was jumping up and down whining like a fool. A few Salmon were hooked on the South shore today from the Oak to Sodus. The 2015 season is on!