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  1. Gill-T
    Wait a minute Les. You took a picture of some snot on your line but no pictures of those beautiful Canandaigua rainbows?
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    No minnows at boat doctors if that was what you were looking for
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    Russ’s bait and tackle on Niagara St. in Buffalo or Captain Bobs in Clarence.
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    Lake Erie bite 2023

    Gill-T replied to Gill-T's topic in Walleye

    Ok , thanks.
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    Lake Erie bite 2023

    Gill-T replied to Gill-T's topic in Walleye

    Does anyone have any intel on Dunkirk fish location?
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    Thanks for the encouraging report! Seeing that the returning 3 year old class of kings appears weak, and therefore our natural reproduction may be lower this year, perhaps there will be room for the fisheries managers to increase stocking levels.
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    https://nydailyrecord.com/2023/09/12/orleans-county-lawsuit-against-genesee-county-threatens-stamp/
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    Going to be heading your way in early November to throw my hat in the ring for the walleye derbies.
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    There were two browns swimming around below the dam two weeks ago but the water is still in the high 60’s
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    I would watch your hands. There are some nasty bacterial fish borne infections you could get from handling fish. I had it once from Cayuga lake Lakers. Extremely painful. I know a charter captain in Oswego that has it bad right now. His finger is pictured below. I am not saying this is what the fish has. As stated by Rob, probably an old injury but flesh eating bacteria exist.
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    Lake Erie bite 2023

    Gill-T replied to Gill-T's topic in Walleye

    Steady bite this morning off Catt. on worm harnesses.
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    Yes, you definitely took it to the limit …man… I would have thought fish would be in tight with the NE wind. Was the lake turning over at all?
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    Good luck with your sale and retirement Glenn. Maybe you will jump back into the pro/am circuit like the “old days”. Are you selling your business or just retiring? Maybe someone would want to buy everything along with the business?
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    Nice rig.
  15. Gill-T
    If you can pull up on YouTube the Bass events that have been broadcast, you should be able to gleam some intel from the way and where the pros were fishing for them. From what I remember, guys were deep dropshotting in areas that had rock and some weeds.
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    A couple years ago I was trolling for salmon and trout on Lake George. I was in the middle of the lake and couldn’t keep the bass off my leadcore with spoons. I couldn’t buy a bite on all the classic rock structure along the shore with spin tackle. At some point smallmouth determine the investment in calories to go roaming for bait outweighs pecking at crayfish in the rocks.
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    Awesome trip! I had to pass the barb through on my nose once due to my buddy’s back cast with a Rebel Crawdad. Good news is it didn’t hurt.
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    It is a needed ID to learn as the length requirement to keep an Atlantic is much stricter than the other species. Ya don’t want to get dinged by the popo 👮‍♀️
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    Thanks for the report. Ya can’t win them all Rick! Funny how the mood of the fish along with the accompanying body changes of the spawn can effect hook up rates. We noticed most of our stagers caught over the weekend were hooked in the bottom jaw and tongue area instead of the usual corner of the mouth. An equally exciting and frustrating time of the year.
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    I am not an expert on Cayuga but I have fished for bass on a few of the bigger fingers. I would look for deep water around points. They are more pelagic than largemouths and chase alewife schools but they probably feel more comfortable with some rock under them. Derp points allow for ambushing alewives while chewing on crawdads.
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    AFW
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    I think that was a coho not an Atlantic
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    Is that why he had to take his shirt off? Better start training for deer dragging season.
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    Army corp of engineers did the work. Agreed that for the disabled, the elderly and people that drink too much, the rocks present a challenge. Take your time climbing around and you can find some flat spots to cast.
  25. Gill-T
    Nice 👍. That king looks like he would be a derby winner next year.
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