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Mexico Today
Kevin J Legg replied to spoonfed-1's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Thanks for the post. Saved me a trip down tomorrow. May try walleyes at Ogdensburg instead. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United -
What a great and insightful video of our fisheries. We need to protect what we have. Thanks for sharing! Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United
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Feb. Browns
Kevin J Legg replied to Kevin J Legg's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Fishing from Lund Alaskan. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United -
Made our first trip to the lake today after returning from the Keys last week. Landshark and Randy joined me. Slow but steady pick with some quality fish. Had 8 in the box when we decided to pack it in and had two hangers so ended going 10 for 10 with last one released. Broke out an old school fire plug which was productive. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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Doubt if it's good. I fished LOTI today and there was 6-8" of honeycomb type ice. It was also beginning to break up some at the launch. Also heard someone dropped through at Chaumont yesterday and with more warm weather next week things will be sketchy. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United
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One thing we can all agree upon is this is a fragile fishery and needs protection. All fish caught have a chance of mortality summer or winter. Even when fish are handled correctly there is no easy way of knowing if it actually survived. Actually I feel Ice fishing released fish may survive better due to cold temperatures ( assuming fast release with no freezing) . The ice also supports their weight if not lifted vertically. I certainly don't feel this fish was targeted. I've ice fished the river 40 year and caught 1 Muskie through the ice but incidentals do occur. There were many assumption made about the catching, weighing, targeting, etc. of this fish. I certainly understand people's concerns. However, I know the fisherman and believe he would do whatever possible to ensure the survival of the fish, but I too was not a witness. It's easy for all of us to judge others and be passionate about a sport we love. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United
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This angler is a former student of mine and a good fisherman and sportsman. He has caught plenty of trophy fish and knows the proper way to handle and release them. I'm certain he released and handled this great fish with care. I've been criticized for keeping (legally caught) fish on this forum and thus seldom post photos or share information anymore. It's easy to judge an individual by a single photo without knowing the entire story. I certainly do agree that released fish should be handled with great care. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United
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I froze in zip locks with water for years but vacuum seal is even better. I buried mine in a snow drift the other night and they didn't freeze and were nice to clean in the morning. A cooler with ice or snow and a drain so there is no standing water is a great way to keep them. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United
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Pap, that was some interesting reading. I had a freezer go out on me once and had some thawing. I refrozen it all and had no issues. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United
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Haven't heard much on late western season. How was opening weekend? Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United
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Wouldn't keep them if I didn't eat them. They are actually very good. Not flaky like a walleye but very tasty with a finer texture that works very well in chowders but also great anyway you like. Once you learn how to fillet out the Y bones they aren't to bad to clean, especially the larger ones. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United
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