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I only have 3 riggers on the boat. I use 2 out 3 when inside of 25'. Outside of that all three get used. I always have a minimum of 2 divers in the water. Like I said before, I am running 7-11 rods most of the time and I like diversity.

What's the question? We always run divers and riggers Sent from my XT1585 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I use small mini divers and never really liked them. Slide Diver never really sold me either. I had some Chinooks given to me and started playing with them. Two seasons in and I love them for skinny water (50' or less). Diversity in the spread is always something I go for. Skinny water fishing means flatlines off big boards, divers, and riggers (7-11 rod spreads). As we slide out deeper those flatlines change to leadcores and coppers and our divers get bigger and bigger.

We spent the majority of the day in 17-25 fow in "green water". Probably our hottest setup on sunday was our diver setups. 25' out on a 3 setting with a 12' leader pulling a DW SS lemon ice spoon.

Ha! Now theres a good picture of Russ!

Yes the black things in my lure picture are divers, Chinook divers. I really like over all other diver presentations this time of year. They are a size 1. Sent from my XT1585 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Ice boom removal set to start Monday By Aaron Besecker|Published April 21, 2019|Updated April 21, 2019 SHARE TWEET Crews are planning to start removal of the Lake Erie ice boom on Monday, the International Joint Commission said late last week. Based on the amount of ice remaining on the eastern end of Lake Erie and the weather forecast, the New York Power Authority was preparing for the work, the IJC said in a news release. The work by the Power Authority to pull out the 8,800-foot ice boom would start if the weather allows for safe working conditions. The boom gets installed every December between Buffalo Harbor and Fort Erie to minimize ice floes that contribute to shoreline erosion in the Niagara River and may threaten to damage downstream hydropower operations. Removal begins when ice cover is estimated to be below 250 square miles. Last year, crews started removing the boom April 10, the IJC said. The earliest start date ever for removal was Feb. 28, 2012; the latest was May 3, 1971, according to the commission.

Amazing April bite from Sandy Creek! 9 King bites, countless Brown Trout, a Laker, and a Steelhead provided all the action we could handle. 17-25 fow Bay Rat Long Shallows and DW Super Slims.

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