Fish Hunter

I was trolling on the s/w side of Bouy 113 on Oneida late one morning a couple-3 years ago, and watch 2 fellows having a mighty tough time with what they had hooked. I thought it was a big cat, as there is plenty of those, there, but as I was captured by their struggle, I picked my lines, and threw it in neutral to watch. They boated one at what I beleive was at least 5 ft long. Quick pictures and back in the water it went. Heard that a 6'er was caught waaaay up in Fish Creek last year around the time of the Walleye opener.

We;ve had good results from a SD combo we've run for a couple seasons, using a MD crush glow pulling a BW Butterface Glowtail.

We taken some nice fish on twinkies behind an 11" plate or behind slashers.

There were ice fisherman on Oneida today, about 1/2 mile out from the Bath House, in Sylvan Beach....................yowza...

We've pulled Stingfish, flatlining off the boards when they are in close.

Interesting, yes, although I already own all the effective sticks(and then some, X 5) I need to to catch all the species I want to target, and as they say, a fishing lure has done about 3/4's of it's entire job..............once it is purchased.

We usually eat various fruit, including bananas while on the boat. The fish have never yet seemed to give a hoot in hell, what we're having for lunch. Maybe we better stop?........................not.

Northeast Trim Creek Rd. Oneida, N.Y.

Always remember that just about 3/4's of a fishing lures job is completed, once it is purchased.

What are you switching over to?

I spent what ice season there was on Oneida, on the south shore. I've fished thru the ice on that lake since the late 1970's..................I pulled the plug a couple weeks ago, and didn't need a computer for that. I've been in the water before, more than once, and THAT is not my idea of a good time whatsoever.

You'll probably sell a ton of those.

FWIW, there were some die-hard, brave, hard-water fisherman on the East end of Oneida today. God Bless them!

We have had times when the Suttons(Bill Clintons) are just plain out-producing the sticks.

Actually those Moonshines will glow for 5-6 hours. I have a Charge Box, your box has much more capacity. Good thinkin'.

There were several boats in the NYS Barge Canal, on Sunday, in Sylvan/Verona Beach. Suspect they were looking/catching Walleyes coming upstream. I would NOT go on the ice now whatsoever.

We run 2 sticks off each side at 150 and 125, and spoons out the back at 90-100. Smithwicks, Jr. T/sticks, jointed Rapalas, etc. Generally running Bill Clintons(taped Sutton)off the riggers down 4-6 ft. 30 class Pfluegers, on Shimano Voltaus rods/10 lbs. = fun.

Sure................'cause I'd probably need help...

Even though there was 12" on Oneida last Sunday, I bagged it today, with the warmer temps we've had.

85 degrees, wind out of the w/nw 2-3 mph, 2, 23 year old blondes on the boat........but doubt if much fishing would be getting done.........

6' St Croix, with a 20 class Pheulger