Yankee Troller

Frank Campbell is one of the best. Other great choices are Matt Yablonski and Vince Pierlioni.

They're looking to do a couple next season. If you're on Facebook follow the Oneida Lake Diehards page. Bernie and Mike will post info on there.

Trust me I'd rather be in BOQ this time of year, but with the boarder closed Oneida will do. I do enjoy that you can target them however you want on Oneida. If you want a price on a 15" HELIX let me know. The view on my HELIX's is one I've been trying for Oneida. Other types of fishing I'll set it up differently. For example when I'm trolling BOQ I'll split screen Sonar/DI to help decipher targets. There's still nothing like a nice arch when you're looking for fish.

I love a good multi-species event. We've done well chasing Salmon/Trout in these type of events, but today it was all about the warm water species. We had to catch a Smallmouth, Largemouth, Walleye, and a Perch. We failed to find a Largemouth [emoji3525], and that pretty much cost us the event. That was partially because we found a really good Walleye bite on Jigging Raps. Even though we had 3+ hours to go looking for a Largemouth my buddy TJ was enjoying catching Walleyes. It was high sun today, and they were chewing black/silver & blue/silver raps really good! We found them on a 22' flat next to a drop off. The screen was loaded, and at times it was every other cast. We ended up taking The Lunker Walleye prize with a 3lb+ fish. We had two more in the livewell that weren't far behind it. Huge thanks goes out to Burnie and Mike for coming up with this format. A little surprised only 10 boats showed up to fish it, but it was fun none the less. Sent from my Pixel 4 XL using Lake Ontario United mobile app

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I don't have an 18 Starcraft in stock now, but have one coming before Christmas. It's an 18' Delta Pro, which is a new model. I wish at Krenzer Marine in Sodus Point NY. If Starcraft is one of your choices let me know. Currently, I have a 210 Fishmaster and 2050 STX. The two 196 Fishmasters I have on order are being built right now as well. The one 18 we did have sold, but I have it in storage and can show it to you so you can get a feel for that layout. Sent from my Pixel 4 XL using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Mother nature was brutal this morning! 3' waves out of the West rolling down Oneida Lake with wind driven rain for the first hour or two. Launched mid lake and realized that was as mistake. We were unable to get to the water we fished last weekend. Gave it an honest try near the launch but all we could muster up were short Walleye, a Smallmouth Bass, and some smallish Perch. At 10am I made the decision to put her on the trailer and tow the boat to the West end even though I haven't fished there all year. Started in 12' and worked around until we finally settled in on a 19-20' flat. That's where we pulled our boat limit of a walleye over the next couple hours. We also took a few more Smallmouth Bass, and a couple nice Perch. Top bait for us today was a size 7 jigging rap in Hot Steal, and an i1baits Bad Boy blade bait in the iTiger color pattern. Gotta give it to my crew today. They were hardcore dealing with that wind/rain, and patient while we figured out what we had to do to get bit. Sent from my Pixel 4 XL using Lake Ontario United mobile app

It's a Gen1 unit that is only Sonar/GPS. I do believe if hooked into a network with SI or DI it can share that ducer data.

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First Walleye charter on Oneida Lake since Memorial Day. We were met with temps hovering around the freezing mark and a lake expelling her energy. The steam show and sunrise were pretty spectacular! We found a nice school of fish in 17-19' fow on the South shore. First we hit them with silver blade baits, and then the slaughter started on size 7 jigging raps. The glow perch pattern started out on fire, but when the [emoji274] popped out black/silver size 7 was easily the top bait of the morning. Clients called it at 11:30am with sore arms. Sent from my Pixel 4 XL using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'd love to know how you can tell the difference since the fin clipping project is over? We all know from that project there is natural reproduction, but you specifically stated this year.

These are units I had on display at Krenzer Marine over the Summer of 2020. They have never been bolted to a boat. These are available at Krenzer Marine, or I can ship them (at the buyers expense). We will also have to add tax to these prices upon checkout. Cannon Optimum TS - $1,350 Humminbird SOLIX 10 Sonar/GPS - $1330 SIMRAD GO9 XSE w/ Total Scan - $975 Garmin ECHOMAP UHD 93sv - $900 Garmin GPSMAP 942 Plus - $1175

Yea, technology has made it so the VHF is less popular. We still use it a bit up at the Oak, and I know the Rochester boys use it.