JonnyNov

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I bay 7/30 Left the dock around 5:30am, heading due north of the bay till we got out in about 500fow. Fished most of the day in the 450-550 fow range. Temp was 44 degrees 75 foot down. Most of the action was a spoon bite on my high rigger (45 ft down) and fixed sliders at 50 foot. Lost two nice screamers, one a meat rig on 300 foot of copper and the other on a wire diver out 120 foot on a 3 setting towing a stud fly behind a two face sd. Hot spoons were glow frog and sea sick waddler. Wound up 10-18 with the biggest being a 17 lb king and 8 lb steelie.

Nice fish! How's the new boat running? Is it the same one you were fixing up when we bought the Chris Craft from you?

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Screens pretty blank, we lost one and got a skip in 350 fow Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Super slow day, fished from sunup til about noon. 1-4 with a gorgeous steelhead. We started our day in 200fow with great screens, had a nice hit on a fixed slider 90 ft down on a green dolphin spoon before all the rods were set. Lost a big fish on 7 color with a watermelon spoon. Then we couldn't get a rod to move after. Cruised all the way out to 400 fow with nothing happening, circled back and took the bow on a 3 color with an orange and red spoon in 240 fow. Went back in shallow after with lots of surface baits and hooks, but nothing doing. Thankfully the weather was gorgeous. Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Spin and glows

I just made a clamp out of a couple pieces of stock screwed together. I will take a pic when I get to my boat later this weekend Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Went out of Ibay last week looking for some kings. The lake turned over and surface temps were around 47 degrees. We cruised out to 400 fow and had blank screens all over the place. So as the saying goes, when in doubt, fish for trout. That's exactly what we did. We motored into 130 fow in front of hedges and dropped a couple gambler cowbells down. It was immediate action. We ended the day 4-6 with a giant tangle at the end that cut it short. Biggest laker tipped the scales at 23 lbs. The current was so bad that day, our port side rigger was running behind the boat. we were going almost 4 on the surface and 1.7 at the ball. Hope you guys enjoy the video, its from the go pro attached to our shark weight. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1UAIFuvL-c

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Been hit or miss for us. Picked a coupled steelhead up in 350 fow the other day. There is a ton of bait in that 120 fow range, but nothing really producing yet. Sent from my SM-G900V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

S&R definitely has them, last time i called mitchells all he had was whole herring