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    Brown pic Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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    Sorry about the multiple posts, My phone app and home wi-fi are acting up. The go-to spoon today was a Dreamweaver SS glow frog.
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    11.4 brown Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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    Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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    Decided to try for some browns. Hasn't been very good for us this year. Big time fog and muddy/debris filled water out front. Headed east got a double,brown & steelie in 20ft. Next one was a good one. 12lb+. Got a few more same depth. Went another 1/2 mile and lost good water. Retraced our route past Shipbuilders and NADA. Fished to Hedges caught 2 more kids. Water too clear in 20 ft and loaded with cotton/junk inside that the whole way. Finished with 6 browns, a 5lb steelie and a skipper king. The brown was 11.4lbs weighed at Mitchells at 2PM. Pic to follow Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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    If anybody is looking for Familiar Bite Herring strips, S&R Bait & Tackle in Sea Breeze just got some in. He's also got a nice selection of Okuma reels. I picked up a CV 30D for $75.00. I need to go back with more $ for some Blood Run copper. Ouch!
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    Thanks for the great offshore report Matt. Capt. Joe said he "smoked em" also.
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    That's determination for sure. Great job
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    Just passing on info like my old Friend Capt John McCabe did for me way back when. John was a good man and a better fisherman. Wasn't he "Desparado" Matt? Kevin
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    We saw both you guys out there except we were a little deeper. Not really paying attention to depth as much as surface temp. Fished out to 43-44 deg and turned back to 49-50. Kept making same pass. Went 12 fer 17 all steelies. DW Steelie Dan along with SS double orange crush as a cheater down 23 was good. My buddy fished an old blk/silver NK with a addon orange stripe down 17 that took 4 fish. J9 & J11 orange rapalas took a double on board. Lots of acrobatics and lots of fun. Sorry no pics. Gotta get better at that.
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    Yea Kevin they are more consistent in their depth on a troll. Make a turn well it's sinking nicely. I wanted to hear other people's results on copper. The 200 is a 10 core out, just 100ft less and then some with a much better hook up. Gotcha Bruce. I'll have to see if I can piece some copper together to make a shorty up. I know I've got some twisted up sections somewhere. LOL
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    Lead core more quickly reacts to current and speed changes Ok thanks Rob.
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    Hmmm! Good info on the depths of the short coppers. Even though 4,5,6 color leadcore runs similar depths, it doesn't stay there consistently cause of length of leads. Have i got that right?
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    Nice job thanks Matt
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    Good report. Nice looking fish. Thanks.
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    Inattentive boats on Autopilot with boards waaaay out are a bad combination for sure.
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    IMO if you're running in traffic, 75ft on each planer cuts you a pretty good patch of water. Just fished the WHI and some boats had twice that out in traffic. Discourteous and rude!!
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    Check out Open Lake Discussion. Results posted
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    Had same bad day. Did the inside run 1st thing out of I-bay for browns. Water looked good with 52 deg and good color. 3 lb brown right off get go. Then squat. Gave it 2 hrs then slid out deeper. Still good color and temp. Marked 0 fish out to 80 fow and back. Pulled lines at noon. Also heading to Wilson tomorrow for WHI on Sat.
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    Double D strikes again
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    Those are not footballs.
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    Good job. Great pics.
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    Nice goin " Double D".
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    Thanks for the detailed report
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