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Niagara
Gill-T replied to Private's topic in Ontario, CA Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (North Shore)
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The Niagara flow is relatively flea-free due to Lake Erie water. This year the Niagara is pushing north and not staying along the South shore. Normally, I don’t have to deal with fleas in Niagara County. If you get a clog, have a second person push down on the wad and rub it back and forth (no jokes please) and the fleas mostly loose their attachment. Solo anglers....good luck.
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Heading for Olcott
Gill-T replied to Fish4anything's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
You won’t need to fish for lakers. -
Sandy 7/9/20
Gill-T replied to GAMBLER's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
So you just decided to fish for a couple of hours to put some fish on the board.....Lol. -
Bait fish
Gill-T replied to Captsmate's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
It was either Alewives or Gizzard Shad if they were bubbling up at surface. We get smelt and emerald shiners migrate into the upper and lower Niagara at certain times of the year. They head back to the lake at some point. I had asked Dr Weidel’s team to investigate alewife numbers in some of the bays along upper St Lawrence and their findings were almost none. I do find my fish finder shows much more bait after late July and always wondered if what I was seeing was additional winter bottom bait going into spawn-summer mode, new YOY alewives or bait coming back from the rivers. I think what I fall on is the increased bait seen in summer is a little of “all of the above” contributing -
I Bay 7/7 ( solo )
Gill-T replied to Morningdew's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Change your handle to “morning chaos” -
Musky torpedo in front of weighted steel. I run a 200’ and a 225’ section. I was catching kings with a flasher/ fly on that rig this weekend with the temp break at 68’, I would imagine I was at least down that deep.
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Braddocks 7/2
Gill-T replied to whaler1's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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At the black north restaurant on East end of creek at piers. Stop in afterwards to restaurant as food is excellent!!
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Yankee @ the Oak 6/28
Gill-T replied to Yankee Troller's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Olcott 6/26
Gill-T replied to Thatll Do's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
The north shore rolled over a couple of days ago. You won’t have to go out far to find fish. -
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How about filming each catch via cell phone or GoPro as each fish comes over the gunnels with a tournament pin placed on the fish as it hits the floor. Different colored pins for different teams with pins picked randomly out of a hat on the morning of.
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My love affair with the new Matthews continues. After practicing out to 60 yards a couple weekends ago, I had Jeff at Niagara Outdoors cut me some 5 mm Easton Axis 340’s. Moving into 20 yards after shooting at 60 makes it seem oh so easy. First three in the same hole. Now I need to find a target that can stop my arrows!
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Oswego Bowfin
Gill-T replied to Hot Soup's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Bald Eagle June 20
Gill-T replied to VooDoo's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Mexico 6/20
Gill-T replied to Hachimo's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Sandy 6/16
Gill-T replied to GAMBLER's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
It is about friekin time! -
I consider the no-cam. The only thing I don’t like about my VXR is more of an indictment on large cam bows. The big wheels make pulling the bow back like starting a ten speed on a hill. The initial draw is harder until you get to the letoff phase - which is a dream to hold. My shoulder is not liking the new technology. This weekend I did a bunch of shooting off my buddy’s deck. I found the reduced effect of gravity on the downward angled shots takes 5 yards off the optimizer sight algorithm so at 30 yards, I would place the sight on 25 yards and my arrows end up 4” low which is what I want for whitetails. Crazy to be shooting at 60 yards. I feel I would need the smaller pin to shoot beyond that distance for western hunts. No way shooting at a twitchy whitetail at 60 yards is ethical IMO. The deer would have to have its head down and feeding relaxed to even consider.
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Light action downrigger rod
Gill-T replied to Bait Bucket's topic in Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling?
Since Saturday, there is a nice trolling combo on the bottom of Otisco off Lader Point 😢 -
Fairhaven 6/14
Gill-T replied to schreckstoff's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
You should have pre-scouted with the Kaho.