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Thanks for the info Tim...I think we're gonna hit the the Gene. lower falls...fishing at nights better than no fishing at all...

Yeah Canandaigua might be a little out of your way...there is a pretty good bait shop on the west side of Seneca Lake a mile or so north of Sampson State Park...I'm sure some of the guys that fish Seneca may know the name or even have a # for you so you could call ahead. Tom

Where are you from , coming from..etc...there are a few around Canandaigua that sell them...the bait shop on the north end down past Seager marine I believe has them and the "Bait Barn" 585-374-9765 usually has them they are located on RT. 245 between Middlesex and Naples.

Skipper, The first picture was taken right from the post viewtopic.php?f=2&t=19584 and was said to be a juvenile snakehead that was caught in Maryland...i've caught bowfin at port bay and they do look similar but don't share the tiger/snake body markings...my buddy had a fisheries guy look at it from the DEC and he was going to get back to him, he said it also my be some type of "Darter." I'll update the post if I hear anything. Tom

The first picture was from the earlier post "Snake head in Wellington?" the second picture was taken from a friends cell phone this past weekend in Ossian creek in Dansville...what does everybody think. ^^^this one is the juvenile Snake Head^^^ ^^^this one is the unknown^^^

Thanks for the info Tim...anyone know anything about how the sturgeon are doing?

Talked to the guy in fisheries at the DEC he told me you could use sunfish for bait but they count toward your total creel, and they may not be transported over land from one body of water to the next....and I said so I cant catch them in a pond and take them to the River to fish just so we are clear, and he said you are correct you may not. I guess so much for that Idea might have to cut up a sheep head or something... Tom

Nice job Kyle...wtg Kade!

Must be Eskimo Joe didn't fish this one or the results may have looked different..

Thanks Capt. Vince Tom

Does anybody know if it is legal to transport dead bait..like dead sunfish to cut and use for catfish bait..and has there been any documented success...or are they having any luck with the re-population of the lake sturgeon in lake ontario?

They were doing the same thing in Port Bay back on the 4th of July weekend?? Tom

wtg Tim glad you had a good day! Tom

Nice job Matt gotta love those quick successful trips. Tom

Awesome day Tim might be heading up to Port Bay this weekend... Good luck, Tom

Chad, I've gone to both there spring and summer sale for the last 2 years, well worth the trip and I live in Conesus. They have a little bit of everything and for the most part the will add tape to different colors for your liking. They say the spoons they sell at the sale are slightly blemished but I find nothing wrong with them and for $2.00 a spoon thats a huge savings. Tom

Nice job Mike glad you were able to connect Tom

Had an awesome week spent in Vermont From the 31st to the 7th Promised Ray K some pictures...so here they are...big Catfish, big Bluegills, big Frogs and a great vaction... Don't mind the date on the pictures I lost the date when I changed the batteries in the camera..My son Dustn said watch my fishing pole I have to go to the mens room...when he left the line took off and I set the hook and handed the pole to his cousin Billy who reeled in the 8.5 lb catfish Great vacation!! Only too short! Tom

Awesome job guys, I got to see Eskimo Joe in action at the Cayuga LOU-All it's not everyday you get to meet a legend so young thats an awesome fish... Tom

Nice job Troller, I'v heard of the banana curse sorry about the dipsey rod, was it worth the sacrifice to the fish gods for the end of the day flurry Tom

There's also a bait shop called The Bait Barn on rt. 245 585-374-9765 east side about 3-4 miles from Woodville launch. Tom

Nice job Kwatchi sounds like a fun day!

Way to go Chuck and Sis, Nice looking fish ! Tom

Well done Paul!! Great post ...I enjoyed reading it. Best of luck next time you get out. Tom