Kevin J Legg

I ‘m missing out on some brown fishing but got to spend some time with my Son in Law in Costa Rica. And got a rooster fish.

Fishing 1/2 day at Manuel Antonio and staying 3 days. Also spending 2 days in jungle and two days near volcano. Family vacation of 6 adults with 2 grandsons.

I’m headed for a family trip to Costa Rica. As soon as weather warms up and water temperatures rise it should be great.

Fished solo today and caught a pail full. Couldn’t llcate the big ones today.

I haven’t caught one that big since college fishing Seneca in the early 70’s

Last I heard Eel Bay still had ice.

Hit the river today and started out slow but picked up latter in the afternoon. Finally caught an honest 14”.

I fished Goose Bay yesterday and bite was slow. Just enough for a meal.

I haven’t been to Eel Bay but many launches are now open. Too early for perch to be in Eel Bay shallows as they are still out in deep water. Might be able to get some in Goose Bay or Chippewa. Possibly also at Chaumont or Henderson.

Thanks, guess I’m running the same.

Just wondering what speed you are running that is compatible with both stick baits and spoons? I generally run 1.8- 2.4 mph on gps but know others run faster.

Plenty of ice on all the major Bays of St Lawrence. Goose Bay parking lot was overflowing. Chippewa also had many fishing and I imagine LOTI and Eel Bay were loaded as well. Wheelers and side by sides were present but many folks we walking. Almost no snow on the ice. With projected weather forecast the Alex Bay derby should be well attended. i watched at Goose Bay for about 20 minutes and only saw 2 pike caught on over 200 tipups IMG_8438.mov

Where do you fish in Canada. I live near St Lawrence so Ontario is right next door.

Left my house at 6:35 and was home at 9:20. Would have been done sooner but I lost one at the net. A nice set of triplets.

Had 3 different buck on one camera last night.

There is actually good walleye fishing from Cape Vincent to Massena. Guys catch them with bucktails, jigging spoons, worm harnesses, dropsshotting, bladebaits , and trolling stickbaits and deepdivers. They tend to hold close to bottom but sometimes suspend. I suggest fishing evening and early morning and fishing the edge of the channel in 30-50 fow. Most all the channel marking bouys can hold fish. At night they move shallower and can at times be caught in 15-25 fow. During the day they move deeper and sometime are caught in 75 fow or deeper.

After catching many eaters this summer the last couple times out some bigger fish have shown up. I’m wondering if the fish are on the move with bigger ones showing up. Seem to be fewer fish but bigger ones.

Got a couple off different cameras.