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Glad to see they haven't headed west yet....... But would think they would start moving up in the water column, man they're deep. Ihope to make it there at least 1 more time this year

LINK?????????????

Bills 3-0 Fans are already talking play-offs & undefeated season.... :roll: :roll: :roll:

Fished Wed. and Thurs out of Barcelona. Like Ray said found fish about 6 miles west of the harbor in 80-100 fow. Trying something new to me turned out to be a disaster. I tried running 4 slide-divers with 50ft behind the diver. Having a newbe and terrible driver, I spend a part of the day untangling ....errrrrr. I finally smarted up and ran short leads.....10ft or so and after a bunch of lure trials with help from Fred Forsythe from Castaway charters..... blue dreamweavers, blue harness, and a black/purple harness, purple DW netted 4 nice wallys in the 22-26in range. White bass were a little pain with the harnesses.....but also hit one on the spoon, along with a couple of sheepheads. Plus it was HOT and FLAT..... burnt to a crisp...should have went in, got the motel and went back out for and evening run........next time. Thursday the harbormaster said there was a good catch at 125-135 a couple of miles west..... went for a long boat ride checking it out.....lots of bait but didn't mark any fish..... Went back to finish spot of wednesday and soon as we were set up it 2 within 20 min.... Purple harness, and blue DW SS. After that it was s slow pick to get 5 more combination of harnesses and spoons..... but the fish were getting deeper..... the last couple came 190----220 out on my braid line divers... Bonus of the day was a 8-9 pound rainbow.... on the purple harness..... About that time it started to kick from the NE and the 2-4 with occasional 5 made for along ride in..... Would like to try it again this year maybe out of Dunkirk......Capt John how long b/4 the fish start heading back to the west?

Capt. John, Mike, and Ray ......GREAT REPORTS..... really gives me a starting point which is hughly appreciated..... Is there a radio channel that the good info is on? I'll have a report when I get back. Are you guys out wednesday or thursday?

Hey Rod I hope she wasn't there to learn how to clean it. That fish should end up on the wall

Thanks for the report John, Would I be better fishing out of Dunkirk or Barcelona if I come down there wednesday and thursday..............

Dave , Congrats on the victory in St Catharines and for getting the info straight. GREAT JOB...........

Just got word that the Double Play Team from Olcott won the Scotty Fall Tournament, in St Catharines. $25000 guaranteed First Place money plus they had the big fish for fridays prefish. Congrats to Tom Letcher and crew. http://www.scottytournamentseries.com/

Here you go Steve: Local guy Ira Jones, tell him I sent ya.... http://www.digitalmarinesurveys.com/index.html 585-734-8326 / 315-58-9315

Ask Gamble.....he knows them well!!!

I've been using the dipsey rod for about 3 yrs now....... great action in a wire rod. Only complaint is the inserts on the guides pop out now and then.... a little super glue...all set. Just bought the rigger rod for this year and very impressed also

Ditto to Gambler, seen, used them all.......Depth Raider #1

WTG..........major league football brown!!!

It's about time you guys get someone on board who knows how to land the big ones

Here you go Tim: http://www.lakeontariounited.com/fishin ... php?t=7108

I voted 40+, the fish look really healthy this year!!!

Wake -up Nick already started.....:roll: http://www.lakeontariounited.com/fishin ... php?t=7108

Absolutily, These men and women do an awful lot of behind the scenes work to make these happen.... and WE REALLY appreciate all you do. THANK YOU Team Candy

I had to find one to check..... the big plastic screw going into the bottom pointing up is your release tension adjustment

Dave, take the silver clip off and attach this back end to the cable. Slide your clip back in( careful not to drop the clip, I had spares) Let down your cable holding on to the release to where ever your stacking to ( I usually go 7-10') then push the clip up to lock it on the cable. Try to lock it so the rest of release is pointed to the rear( lure) Open the release by lifting the bottom metal loop up, the plastic screw there is your release tension adjustment. I double the line and put in the opening of the hinge near the top then lock it down and put the rest of the doubled line thru the bottom clip. Sorry if that is clear as mud but they are pretty nice stacking releases once you get use to them.

Don, everyone on the water should know the rules of the road !!! The guy with the bigger boat has the right of way

I believe that boat has been sold

Nice boat in the classifieds here: http://www.lakeontariounited.com/fishin ... php?t=2645

Nice BROWN Trout Brian