Pike Hunter

The lake is not safe for overnight anchoring for anyone's boat. Best bet is to get a slip at the fine harbors along the shoreline. Be safe out there. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Oh brother, I feel for you about the big one that got away. I fear that the worst part has yet to come which is having to deal with this experience being brandished in your brain for a lifetime. Over time, You will be able to shake this off with a good laughter and a drink in your hand. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

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Way to go! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Heck, I even had to buy a one day derby ticket for my brother when he was visiting us from NYC. I could not even find a sweet spot to begin to try to convince him that the derby ticket is the only way to go out fishing with me.

Great job out there! Thanks for sharing.

Great job out there with your boy! Congrats on good fishing.

Great job out there guys! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Great job on finding the kings while most of us struggles over the weekend. keep it up.

Agreed with the folks on this post about the inevitable June transition. The spring Brown fishing has been tremendous for us. I agree fishing has been tough from last weekend. One must be patient and you will be busy catching them again later just in time for the 4th of July.

500 & 600 set up - pls check PM. Thanks.

Im glad we are not alone on this one Gill-T.

We were targeting the salmon with our spread in the upper column. Typically in the spring time, the lakers would take hits in the upper column (up to 50' down). Generally, lake trouts are found at the bottom. I was surprised to find the lakers on the 5 color leadcore set up for two days in a row. The lake is still very cold with surface temp around mid 50's. Browns are still close to the shore. We are experiencing unusually cold weather and that bodes well for spring tactics.

Thats a great catch! Way to go.

Rochester 6/4 - agressive lakers We started at 5 a.m and headed in the dock by 8>30 am. Went out with Tony, the new guy on the block for early troll this morning. We knew we had a short time to fish with the hazardous warning including downpour and thunderstorm. Started out in between Genny and I Bay in 120 FOW and 140 FOW. We took three fish including 2 year old salmon and a laker off 50' rigger with glow frog spoon and a fat lakers.from the dipsey diver out 120 at#3 setting with caramel dolphin spoon. Had a hit on the 7 color core and nobody was home when I checked it out.. It was interesting to note that the lake trout caught on the upper column seemed to demonstrated some serious fighting strength. I forgot about how strong they were when they were reeled in. You got to respect the lake trout sometimes as we know deep in the back of our minds, they are one of the less appreciated fish in our pond. It was nice to be able to catch three fish and head in time. I did not see any thunderstorm later in the day which had left me wondering if the weather hazardous report were accurate. In my case, I would lean toward being on the safe side. Heading back to the dock, it was a very sad sight to see as most of the docks at Mayers Marina are empty yet on the other hand the docks are crowded by the sea gulls and their gifts they leave behind for the scattered boaters including myself. With the no wake zone all over the IBay the whole bay felt empty. I m sure that the lack of report on the LOu had a lot to do with the near empty docks. We are witnessing the flood of the decade of not, the century and whilst no matter how much water we have in the lake, the fish are still here. Be safe everyone.

That's a great video of a non-stop action on your boat. Even a great crew makes fishing fun!

Dipsey Divers - PIck up in Rochester Anybody got a spare set of dipsey divers in Rochester? PM me and I will come to you. Thanks for looking. Anthony