Yankee Troller

If your out this morning warm water has rolled in. There was a break outside of 250'. Lots of bait, but not a lot of marks. We took 9 shots in 3.5hrs of fishing, but only managed to land 3. Two Cohos, and a small King. Dreamweaver Lemon Ice DUV, Northern King Copper NBK were good on the Downriggers. FLX Tackle's King of Sting also took a shot on a deep rigger. Wires each took a shot. A-TOM-MIK Captain Valume combo and a Hammertime flasher/Hammer fly out 200-250'. 300 Copper went with a Stinger Copper glow green alewife too.

I personally handed Dennis, at Narby's, the forms two weekends ago.

I'm guessing most people won't get in until Friday or even the morning of. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Lake Ontario United mobile app

You guys are too technical! I just call them Steelbows! Problem solved! LOL I guess they could be called Rainheads too....Hmmmm

20-40' bud. We rarely go past 40' back on downriggers.

I received your e-mail Saturday night while I was at a wedding. We tried to find a charter for you all day Sunday (we are booked up so we can't run you), but we had no luck. Go through the two websites above and make some calls. We appreciate that you gave us a shot.

July 5th - We left the dock around 5:30am with Ed and his family from southern New York for a day of fishing. Derby tickets were on board, and we were looking for the one. We started in the water from the previous day only to find things slowed down a little. Fishing was tough today with only a few shots coming from Lake Ontario’s bruiser Salmon, but the Steelies more than made up for it. There are some nice chromers out there and more than willing to play. The highlight of the day was a LOC Derby placing 28lb Chinook Salmon that hit a Dreamweaver Raspberry Dolphin on our port Cannon downrigger. It ripped over and into the starboard diver before it went to the front of the boat. It then proceeded to go under the boat and get caught in our rudders. This lead to our client having to hand line it to the boat. If that isn’t EXCITING then I don’t know what is! July 6th - We left the dock nice and early hoping for a productive day on the water. We had Pete Crawford (Owner of Elite Archery and the Outdoor Group) out with his two sons and a fellow co-worker. The day started off GREAT! However, the bite would turn into a slllooowww pick. We ran our three Cannon downriggers, two wire divers, and three junk lines. Our Cannons pulled mostly spoons with Dreamweaver Sea Sick Waddlers, Raspberry Dolphins, and Silver w/ Green Glow tape being the best producers. On our divers we had both the green glow and blue glow Hijacker A-TOM-MIK flies going. The glow green was going behind a black double glow Dreamweaver Spin Docotor, and a white green dot Dreamweaver Spin Doctor. The glow blue version was good behind a Hammertime flasher. July 7th - These guys were a returning group with high expectations. They fished with us last June, and we filled the cooler with big kings, so the pressure was on us to repeat. We left the dock around 5:30am and headed out for a fun day of fishing. We saw a great picture on the inside while motoring out, so we dropped in around 90’ and gave it a go. It didn’t take long and we were into a screamer! Our 100’ diver was singing pulling a Hammertime flasher/A-TOM-MIK Hammer fly. We would go on to take a few other small kings along with busting off another big guy on a Dreamweaver Green Eyed Ghost. That bite died off, so we ventured North and found that the low 25N line was holding some active fish. We would go on to work that water the rest of the day. Our studs were a Dreamweaver Green Glow Tip fished on our 40’ rigger, and a MAG Dreamweaver Sea Sick Waddler was good down 60’. Other lures that took fish was a MAG Dreamweaver Green Gator on a 10 color, meat was good on our 400’ A-TOM-MIK Copper, a Green dot Dreamweaver Spin Doctor/A-TOM-MIK Ultra Green Glow on the 300’ A-TOM-MIK copper, and Dreamweaver Raspberry Dolphins.