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I have to ask, what are egg traps and where do you use them Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

great Xmas gift

Good link, thanks for sharing Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Is there a measurement that is close for big salmon, my scale jumps all over on the water. In the past 37” are usually around 22-23lb salmon. Too small for derby entry. What would a 27-30lb average length be? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

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Looking for a pic of a salmon w a meat rig in its mouth. Promotional pic for a friend, might get some free stuff for it Thanks Scott Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

thank you Rich, so you still use in-lines for the junk lines. I was thinking of using my mast and double big boards with a release on the tow line. I have the TX44 but if it's a little rough or too far out they can dive sometimes

Running coppers 300, 400, 500 which do you prefer, if big boards what release is best Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Looking for 2 fisher persons for this Saturday morning, must be in the LOC, plus $20 fuel costs call or txt me 716.480.7702 Scott back to the dock around 1pm

Headed down for with wife middle of September, never been there but want to get in some flats fishing. Anyone have any recommendations thanks Scott

I believe Olcott piers are closed until further notice due to stone renovation work

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Use it correctly and they survive. I stop it 10’ above the release depth for a few minutes then take it down to release Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Most importantly is this takes them back into colder water, if you’re truly trying to save them this is the way to go Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

slow for sure, my last 2 trips out, 2 fish each time.

that's awful close to the release line, I would think tangle city, unless both lines were the same set back and same lure so they dropped exactly the same speed. Maybe if the ball line was a diver lure to pull it down faster it would work, good luck, report back on it

Brand new 30-50-70' release to revive your fish, $45 to your door https://seaqualizer.com The SeaQualizer descending device is an innovative release tool designed to help fish recover from the effects of barotrauma. Barotrauma is the result of bringing a fish up from depth to quickly while fishing. Doing this prevents the fish from releasing air from its air bladder quick enough as pressure on it is decreased as it reaches the surface. This causes the air bladder to expand beyond its normal size. Physical effects of barotrauma can include: Floating at the surface Stomachs protruding out of the fish’s mouth Bulging eyes Flared gills Inflated body cavities Hamburg NY (western NY) Scott