Storm Warning II

With that size boat, Youngstown is also an option, but its a fairly "healthy" run if you want to fish the Red Can / Drop.

The molds were designed and built in the USA, the plastic is compounded in the USA, the terminal components are all made in the USA, and they are molded, painted, assembled and packaged in Erie, PA.

**** central today...already had a 250 copper ripped off, dodging idiots cutting between boats everywhere

Lil sporty this am, but a 2 yr old and a mature in the boat

RD9...one BT and mature on spoon...Flashers took the rest

4 BTs, 2 shakers, 1 mature so far...all inside 90

Is it just a far below normal year for stocking a few years back? An over-abundance of bait that has them eating "natural" as opposed to metal and mylar offerings? Why so few matures???

Sunday: SLAUGHTERFEST...4 tickets before 9:15am, 148 - 172 fow, from just west of the red barn to the Microwave Tower...a one-way plow fest. Studs: MAG Moonshine Flounder Pounder on 100' rigger. White / Green Dot spinnys on 250 inside divers and 350 outside divers. Kings from 8lbs up to 23 1/2lb stud, a couple high teens in the mix too - sorry no pic of fish alone, only board shot, got on video though (too large to upload) that came on the outside diver. We had fish cleaned, boat trailered, and were heading back to the Lake Ontario Motel by 10:20. (1st pic - board at Marina). Monday morning set up in the same water...got a teenie before all the rods in on the 100 rigger, Moonshine rig then quiet... Realized top temp had dropped 3.5 degrees into the upper 40s and we went to search mode to find our water. Got into 100 fow, surface temp hit 50 degrees and fired 3 rods. Put two teenagers into the boat and began to work the warmer water. Picked at 'em, lost a good screamer on outside diver and ended up pulling 3 tickets in that water with the highlight a 23 1/2 on the Moonshine Flounder Pounder down 85 over 100 fow. The final tally illustrated in pic with 3 of us standing beside the Newfane Marina board. As usual, great trip: good times, good friends, good lake - awesome numbers of Kings, with some quality fish mixed in. Lots of salmon for our freezers and to put smiles on friends and families' faces back home with grill fodder.

Some Kings at 30 mile point...that's where 1,2,3, & 22nd place finishers got there's. Tough bite, and early bite...we were 1/2 in the first 45 minutes of fishing...of course the second bite was a bigger King, and it was the one that came unbuttoned. Half core with Purple Tuxedo Mich Stinger Stingray did both bites over 37 fow

Keep the updates on floes and flotsam coming guys! Much appreciated!