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These don't have the hardware and I never mounted them. Come get them and they are yours. Call or Text (315) eight 0 four- four 5 zero 2

I have an EZ steer set up for sale. The lot consists of an I/O adapter, kicker motor bracket and the main motor bracket with the steering bar. The kicker motor bracket could use some repair but worked when the band was tightened. Prefer not to ship but buyer can pay shipping. The PM's are still not working right so please contact via iPhone. Please contact via call or text (315) eight 0 four-4 five 0 two. $150.00

For Sale: I have 4 Cannon Mag 10 TS(Tournament Series Stainless Steel) Down-riggers fully equipped and ready to fish. (Retail for $850.00 each) Accessories Included: Spare circuit board new in package ($100 retail value) Battery to connector power cables (4 each @ $25.00 retail value each and one additional spare) $125.00 value Cannon Dual Forward and Rear rod holders and 2 spare rear posts to make the single a double ($55.00 retail value each) $220.00 plus value Cannon Ball Retrievers (4 each @$20.00 retail value), $80.00 value Cannon Down-rigger Mounting Bases (4 each @ retail value $35.00), $140.00 value Cannon Cannon Low Profile Swivel Bases (4 each @ retail value $100.00) $400.00 value Cannon Covers (4 each @ $20.00 retail value) $80.00 value Cannon 9" Gimbal Mounts (4 each @ 70.00 retail value) $280.00 value I am the original owner/purchased everything brand new and I have used them for an average of 10 trips a year for the 6 seasons. Everything works and operates as they should. They are the high speed, stainless steel, positive ion, automatic water stop, extendable booms. If you are looking for the complete package of a good quality Cannon Down-rigger package then look no further. I am selling these as is. Two of the riggers have the front mount rod holders but will need the tubes or the Scotty/Cabelas rod holders for them. I am located in Watertown, NO SHIPPING. Serious inquires only! Trolls keep your comments to yourself, none of us productive citizens have time for it. If you would like to inquire please contact me via iPhone (315) Eight Zero Four-4 five 0 two. I don't know about everyone else but my PM's still are not working right. I paid dam near $5000.00 dollars for this equipment and the sale price to a good home is $1800.00. Thanks

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Happy Father’s Day to all our dads out there! Sorry for the late post but as the saying goes....... On the east end the bays still have some fish. Walleyes are here and there if you want to focus a fair amount of time into them. Bass seem to be just about everywhere in the bays. Pike and pickerel fishing the weeds is still good. Alewife still have a strong presence in the bays and all species are full of them. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

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JonnyNov did you ever get a response from this member? I haven’t received any feedback from my PM’s that I sent him. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Fished 160 to 180 fow. Cowbells and gambler rigs did the job. Ran copper, 10 color, DD’s, and no other action. All fish taken off the deep riggers. Salmon seem dismal on our end, a stray steelhead here and there, browns are who knows where. Hopefully better bite ahead. These fish a stuffed with alewife’s. Our bays are flooded with bait right now. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Well gang our area is one of a trophy fishery and never been a numbers fishery. NYS DEC says the numbers are booming for walleye population and we rely exclusively on natural reproduction. There have been days when everything aligns and we put a double digit limit in the box and that has happened a couple times this season but the time and dues paid can be brutal. At the best of times the very next day and often within the same day they shut down or migrate. They are walleyes and we love them. With the bait in masses here you would think something has to give soon. If you want to come here to catch a trophy it may take a couple of attempts. If you are looking to fill the freezer Oneida and Erie are the target destinations. Good luck out there. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

It was great to have you out. The bite on the eyes is still a grind with a stray or two here and there. The alewives have showed up in all the bays from Stoney Point light to Tibet’s Point. Browns are hard to come by as well. There still remains a pike bite with some really quality size. Some boats are stumbling across a king or steel head out in the open waters. Pickerel are remaining steady but shallow trolling is getting more difficult as the weeds are up to the surface in the back bays in up to 12 fow. The perch are starting to bite pretty well, we did a couple hundred Saturday and Sunday since everything else is slow right now. The lake trout are big and remains a staple for success for clients to reel in a trophy. Better fishing ahead is what we are looking forward to. The bass are on their beds doing their thing. Only a few weeks until the opener. The Pillar Point Fire department and Henderson will both be hosting Bass/Walleye Derbies on opening weekend so help support our local organizations. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Great story! And that’s is why we always come back! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I heard yesterday was sllooooowwww. Very humbling how fast it turns on and off. I will be back at it over the weekend. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Hit the water last night after work with my cousin for 3 hours. The word was the morning bite was epic. Although we managed 3 fish the screen and results did not match the morning report. The big fish was 31 1/4” and weighed 12 lbs. I have not fished the derbies for a few years now but this would of shook things up like we did in the past. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Walleye bite continues to be a grind on the east end. You earn every fish that comes to the net. Temps still have not moved and actually cooled off last night as sub 50 is the normal. Grind is all I can say and work work work. Not to mention dodge, duck, dive the chaos of boat traffic. Another female cleaned this weekend full of eggs. That’s 5 on the season so far. Stomachs have had gobies, bugs, small sheepsheads, perch, and one alewife. Pike, pickerel, silver bass, perch have also hit. The big fish of the weekend was a 42”, 21” girth, 6 plus inches wide across his head and down the back pulling down the scale just under 24 lbs. A replica is going to be made of this so if anyone has a recommendation for an artist who pay this giant the respect she deserves please share. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

My marina is in 3 mile bay at the lake house. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

The bite remains very tricky on the eastern end. Tuesday yielded 2 eyes and a pickerel on a 6 hour trip. We dropped one more at the net and had a few others come unbuttoned before getting a visual. A difficult day by the rest of the fleet as well with most residing to the pike and pickerel for their focus. Others gave up and went after the trout. Temp remains in the upper 40’s with 52 in a couple of places in the back bays. Better bite ahead! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Absolutely back the blue and their families! Who is responsible for this and is there a main link to the event? I would be interested for the next event. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app