Fish Hunter

I believe All Seasons Sports, in Pulaski, has some.

That would look nice, painted/new decals. Certainly worth that kind of money.

I sent 2 of 'em.

Get 'em glowing, and send 'em down.

In my boats, I use Startron religiously, and full-synthetic oil in both the main, and kicker, in the 2-strokers.

Different strokes, for different folks.

Be careful on Oneida, as it is so shallow, it can blow up real quick. Harnesses, are a solid bet, and have caught my largest Walleyes on them. Perch pattern blades, hammered silver, and purple seem to work for us. If you catch silver bass,(and you probably will) those those in the livewell too. They taste great. Scott

Hope you get well soon. We are probably heading back to the Walleye honey-hole, on Sunday.

By the end of September, it seems as though it is tough going. There will be fish around, but they don't cooperate well, at least from what I've seen.

We, are now venturing into the land of copper. Said I'd never do it, but can't say that now.

Sounds like you made a good choice, to fish the Big O!!! Nice goin'!

What's wrong?

Set down near the "hump" and the screen was loaded, and shortly there after, full of boats as well. Got my stickbait groove going, and jointed Rapala firetiger 7 and 9's did the damage. A few came on blue 7 jointed, and grabbed 2 on the chute rod 100 ft out, pulling a Cordell Wally Diver. How many? Lost count. Surface temp was 70-71. Did those fish in 36-40 fow, 25-30 down. Oneida Lake is SMOKIN'.

Is that it?

I want the lake to set-up.

We get 500 count flats from a place called Hatch's Bait Shop, right accross the road from Leland's Pond, near Hamilton(Colgate Univ.)N.Y. Big honkin' crawlers.

Go up the road, from the marina, to Jon's, and get a couple Butterface Glows. They seem to work well for us.

PM sent.

Got a feeling, once the lake sets up, it is going to be good.

Are those decals available?

Are those decals available?

No.

The "hump" off Lewis Point, was loaded, and trolled north of the shipping channel, between 111-115 bouys. 38-40 fow. I basically stay on the east end. I know they are wailing them on the other end as well.

Hair jigs, Sonars, crawler harnesses/bouncers, lead core, or downriggers, are all producing. Soloed today, and boated 9 keepers, and 2 big perch, pulling Rapalas off the riggers. Mucho marks, on the bottom, as well as suspended up off the bottom about 5-6 ft. Mighty fine fishing right now. Guys, if you want 'em, they are hopping right on the hook.