Lund SSS

I'm starting to see a pattern develop......... Scott .

we just post to the panfish section of the LOU board ...... been doing good past few trips

There are there but it took constant relocation to stay on top of them ..... Gator , Dad and myself landed 60 fish today. Minnows and Oakies were the go to baits for us and they were shallow less than 15' this weather is going to have the spawn REAL early get out there men.

Anthony, Dad and I are going to give it a go this week will post any details .... If you put your time in you should be able to find them.

thanks for the info Captain .....

I'll second Rob's tie with the Gamakatsu hooks they are nasty sharp and greatly increased my hook up to landing ratio....

Read the Regs. on the water your fishing ..... it varies, NY is 3 on Ontario

where are you located ??? I'm interested ...

not a cheap option but I know you'd be happy with a #4 or #6 Gamagatsu EWG treble. Been an AWESOME hook for my stickbaits.

First of all let me say "Gator" is spot on ...... details, details and more details. I worked with 1 of the best Seneca perch guys I know of and he turned me on to the super light line (4 lb nanofil) casts farther than ANYTHING I've used. Setting the hook is a flick of the wrist even at 50 yards .... no joke you can cast a long way with this stuff ask Keith. I was getting most of my hits the minute my rig hit the bottom. Lost a few real big fish bringing them to the boat from such a long way away. There mouths don't hold up to heavy pulling that's why I use an Ultra light 6' 6" St. Croix Avid. IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE ....... TRUST ME ON THIS ONE GUYS As far as the where, most of the fish have been inside 20' but don't think you can't find them deeper. Earlier we were catching them much deeper (over 50') now there starting to push up and it's just a matter of time and they will be in 12'-15' of water. When their that shallow you CAN NOT SPOOK them or there gone. When you see 5, 6, or 8 boats together there's a reason but what I'll tell you is this 1 of them is catching fish the rest are watching him. move till you find them away from the pack. DON'T throw you anchor, slip it in as quietly as possible and make sure it doesn't slip. I'm running a 12 lb Danforth with a 20lb Naval (fluke style) at the front of my 5' chain. Once it's down it DOES NOT move. One slip and the fish you were catching are GONE. I don't have anything to hide..... I welcome all the PM's you guys want to throw at me. Met a lot of good guys sharing info and the perch thing is starting to get easier after 15 years of doing it.

OK wasn't sure if I should rub it in but ..... here goes Finished with 88 fish

Darell can bring you up to speed, he fished with Dad today sounds like it was tough for them but they also got screwed by another boat. Back at it tomorrow then off for a few weeks. March is going to be good

I use my 19' Lund with a 09' 150 HO Etec on it all year long. Why are you putting antifreeze in a motor it's not in the owners manual and you could be voiding your warranty ???? The winterizing function is pretty simple and it does it all by it's self ( with the right commands ) The block drains itself the minute you pull it from the water. Lower the motor then store it. Read the manual on winter or cold weather use

you live on the lake .......as far as pics yellow and gold 13"-15" long Oh no you don't ...... look at your calendar it's that time again Abe. Jumbos galore and a whole lot more

Well Men it's TIME get your butts and Boats on the golden waters of Seneca they are starting to heat up......

Thanks for the invite John .... can't make it going out of town for Daytona weekend. Good luck and PLEASE post some pics of the fish we should have caught. Then the guys will understand what BOQ has to offer to those that fish it hard.

The same thing here, my wifes car was getting a lot less than expected and less than the start of "winter" season. Drove over to Pittsford station selling straight gas, immediately there was a 4 to 5 mile per gallon difference. Put the corn back in my kids cereal and stop screwing with the BTU output of my gas. Amazing how much better my Husqavarna chain saw runs on real gas. Almost like having a "hot" saw in my hands

Do I hear 5 days , no guide needed any more just GOOD ice. Scott just found more good news (inside info) watch the trolling from that same weekend Brian. North shore BOQ they were out on the Adophlus Reach near the Glenora ferry crossing. Lets go this weekend it's not going to freeze at all this year

The muck boot company makes a slipper that is AWESOME way better than a croc and still somewhat warm for those cold mornings. More important there waterproof so washing down doesn't result in wet feet

I should have brought the Lund instead of the ice fishing stuff......we might have caught fish

This is a good unit with 4-5 years on it , well taking care of and functional. Got a new flasher and don't need 2. $ 150 or B/O Located in Fairport, buyer will pay shipping if needed.

Dennis just wanted to say thank you for the " wing dogs " those things are awesome with a little mustard and some onions. Is that blue cheese right in them ?

Hope everyone made it home safe and sound ..... yes the fishing was NOT what I'd hoped for but if you shot a 200" deer every time you sat on stand hunting would be boring too. I had a great time meeting the guys and will be doing it again next year for sure. Keep in touch and good luck out there if we ever get ice I'm sure we'll cross each others path again soon.

Don't worry Kurt worst they can do is strip search you, violate you and then tell you turn around and go home yankee