alex1young

So I know I'm a bit late but thought I would share my experience jigging Owasco on Saturday morning. Started off by waking up at 6:15AM and by 6:30AM we had found the bait and start fishing. That's when the flurry began, for about 20 minutes the strikes came fast and furious. We even started off landing a double on our first drops! It was incredible to see multiple fish rising and swiping at our jigs every single drop until about 6:50-7:00AM. At that point a switch seemed to flip, the clouds rolled in and the wind switch from South to North, We fished for another 2 hours or so only landing one and hooking a few others off the bottom. Overall, landed 6 lake trout and dropped/hooked another 10 or so. The picture below is the biggest measured 27 inches and weighed just over 8lbs.

Way to go Rusty! All the lakers I've taken from Owasco this year have been very fat. Recently the state starting reducing their stocking numbers of lake trout in order to promote a strong Brown and Rainbow population.

I run a treble tied from the hook eye with 30lb braid. Usually gets them right in the top lip, and always easy to unhook. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

After the 3 hour drived north on Friday, I was very eager to get out on the water. Fished Saturday and a little in the morning Sunday until the wind and a bad fishfinder pushed us off the water. We started trolling the west side at about 7am Saturday to a surprising amount of boat traffic. It seemed as though we weren't able to get away from the pack until we crossed lake. Anyway, only caught two but had tons of streakers and bait on the screen. Both fish were very solid with the larger of the two in the 27-28 inch class. We quit around ten, only to find our dock surronded by activity. Schools upon schools of rainbow and brown trout working the surface and feeding on that morning's hatch, Managed to catch one small brown and a stocky smallmouth in about 10 minutes of casting. After lunch tried jigging and banged into another nice laker on my first drop. Had tons of action until the fishfinder started acting up. Sunday was a different story, strong southern winds forced us into trolling without a fully operational fishfinder... Fished about an hour and half having only one small laker breaker my leader at the back of the boat. (Still trying to figure out the new 300' copper rod...) After a transducer swap and some troubleshooting went out to test the graph one last time, and banged into a spunky lake trout in 18ft of water jigging a blade bait! Anyway, overall a nice weekend other than losing a FF combo and still not figuring out the trouble with the graph. Attached a few shots, nothing special but pictures make posts more interesting.

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Not to take over your thread but has anyone ever run these 4 inch e-chip pro-trolls for trout? I've heard rumors of guys running them as cheaters with small spoons for finger lakes bows...

I use a white with green dots SD off my deep rigger in Owasco with good success.