lumberjohn

Some good looking fish thanks for sharing.

It doesn't look like you're missing out on a thing! Are you part of the Legg family from Marcellus?

Launched at Sodus Pt. 8:00 and the lot was triple of what it was last week. Drizzling rain, dense fog, 7 Knot wind from north, 1 ft waves and a cold 39*F. Water temps 39.9 - 40.9 everywhere. Setup from chute headed for East Bay. Before we got there we picked off a 6.6lbs Brown, 5.6lbs Brown and a Coho. Brown and Coho on rigger down 11/18ish w/ orange Stinger. One Brown on flat line orange Rebel jointed Diver. Worked in front of East Bay 6-20 fow without luck before calling it at 12:30. Ghost ships appearing out of the fog was a thing to watch for.

So far it's been a steady pick all morning on planer board, down rigger and flat line all took hits. 7/9 on Browns w/ 2 Coho. Kept 6. Fished East to East Bay where we found our honey hole in the warmer 43.5 degree water of the outlet. All fish caught on an West to East troll @ 2mph 8-14 fow. Largest Brown 9 lbs.

Picture of my dad and his 23.6 lbs Brown with the Starcraft boat he won.

1986 ESLO Derby Brown Triut division winner.

We'll be fishing Sodus this weekend. You were right where you needed to be. My dad caught the 1986 ESLO Derby Brown Trout winner out of Sodus in 6' of water in front of the Bluffs. It was 23.6 lbs on a glow green Rebel stick-bait.

Those are some pretty fish.

Fished the River 10:30-5:00 between Clayton and Cape Vincent, heavily around Linda Island on the channel side. Worked ledges and deeper water 50-70 fow trolling worm harness rigs, stick baits and spoons. Marked plenty of fish and bait fish. Couldn't produce any bites.

That's what i'm looking for. Sweet.

Thanks, I would have had no clue to start that deep. Great info. Appreciate ya.

Thanks. That's the info I was looking for. Very helpful.

I know. I live on Owasco. But how about the Islands?

Where are you fishing for walleye. What method to catch? I'll be up there early October in search of walleye.

On the water at the crack of dawn. Worked 40-55 fow where fish were stacked up. No takers. Shot out to 220 fow and were marking fish in the 70-90 foot range. Caught an 11 lbs King in 70/130 on a watermelon spoon.

Fished solo this afternoon 2:30-5:00. Found the fish stacked up in 40-55 fow. Surface temp 69, temp at 50' @ 57. Couldn't muster up any bites.

Thanks for the report. I'll be out of Fairhaven tomorrow.

Going to be on The River first week of October and looking for walleye fishing tips. Where to look for them and how to fish them. I have a 21' boat equipped with down riggers. Would trolling worm harness rigs in the fall be effective? Figure on fishing Clayton to St Vincent are and around Carelton Island.

I fished fair haven friday and saturday from 60-475. Best marks in 135. The fish have lock jaw.