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Used them twice on the gouin Reservoir, they are fantastic!! Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Welcome to Canandaigua Lake! You should of went the next day, did everything the same and probably would of caught fish. That lake is on fire one day and stone cold the next! Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Yes especially for browns. I run 30' of 10lb floro Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I know this is late but I have thank a few guys that make up a the great group of fisherman on this site and are the perfect example of the kind of people on here. Saturday morning fishing in the Seneca Lake 333 our boat had dead batteries, asked some people at the launch if they had jump box, nope. Asked a guy I didn't know his name if he had one and he said no but I have jumper cables, before I knew it he was driving his truck over the break. Now John Wild (Nautitroller) I have never met and mind you was competing against that day but regardless was willing to help in any way to get out boat started. Then we had to guide the ole PY by Jason Oakes and his crew on the Great Lakes Spoon Co boat which they all helped in getting her to the wall and hold in position to get her jump started. These kind of things are what makes this group of guys so special on here. Team BB&D Mojo owe you guys because we would of spent the day at the dock and not had the day we did without you!! Thank you, Brett Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

My weekend started off Thursday with a trip to the chiropractor and then Setting up camp in the rain on Thursday! We used Friday as a scouting mission with nothing to log except fish in usual spots not biting and a lot of small salmon. We were able to grind away with a few decent rainbows and 2 lakers one around 8lbs that won BBF! The rest of the weekend was a grind with small fish and could not get a laker bite to save our life. Fish and bait every where but just couldn't get any size fish g from 20 to 150 fow. So Monday with the switch in wind and and conditions I went into the archives and decided to pound shore south of sampson. We made a 20 minute run to make a north troll and the the screen was lit up. Made 1 pass with a laker and a few salmon. Turned picked up and ran south again to make the same north troll. Reset top lines with heavier weights sat down locked up and saw a good fish jumping way out behind boat. Found the rod and it was game on. After about 5 nerve racking more jumps, 2 of which were 20 feet being the boat we finally got it to the net and then the yelling and high fives and leg shakes began. We decided to pull lines and end the weekend on a high note with a 10.22 Landlock!! Congrats to all that placed considering the fishing and to FLX Troller, Blue Ghost, and Reel Stories, for sharing what information we all did have to try and help each other out. Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app