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Niagra Bar/Wilson/Olcutt
whaler1 replied to Fish Hunter's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
By Memorial Day it should be just like Easter normally is. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United -
Sandy 5-3 My Mink
whaler1 replied to Silverbullet's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Proof is in the pudding. Probably not many others fishing that water but it makes perfect sense. Nice to see sandy out fish the western end. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United -
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Captains also fish for their living and in many cases pay their mates. Let them know you will work for tips or even split the tip with the captain. If you are personable, can drive, and are good with people Im sure someone will help you out. Get your name and number out there and let people know you can work with little or no notice.
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Anyone use weights with stickbaits ?
whaler1 replied to mbald123's topic in Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling?
Sure, no reason not to. Depending on the depth your working and your lead lengths adding a little weight will put that lure in a different spot than one without. -
Legacy @ Sandy Creek 4.19
whaler1 replied to Legacy's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Slide divers are the only dipsys I run. Good supply at gander mountain. As far as I'm concerned slide divers are to dipsys what spin drs are to dodgers, the perfect replacement. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United -
Cod Fishing Tips and Knot help - Tie a snelled hook to a leader
whaler1 replied to carpedium's topic in Tackle and Techniques
twenty years ago my mom and dad were cod fishing stellwagen bank. Jigging with 36oz norwegian jigs and my dad caught "bottom". Bottom started to move. Ended up with a 136lb Halibut. Had a hell of a time getting it in the boat. Used to love the early season fishing growing up in Mass. Big cod, Wolffish, Mackeral etc. Fond memories. -
The Bar.
whaler1 replied to baitrigger's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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The Bar.
whaler1 replied to baitrigger's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Overall Im not sure about all the changes, I liked the original format. Chances of a boat out of Sandy catching a winning spring king are very small. Find it hard to believe that prize structure affects the amount of entries. "gee I have never signed up before, but now that lakers and bows dont count Im in!" ???????? Either way Im looking forward to the Derby and hope to take some of his money. Hope other Sandy boats fair well also. Going to have to chase the early bight, not having a weigh station for ten miles in either direction kind of ruins the evening trips. -
The Bar.
whaler1 replied to baitrigger's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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The Bar.
whaler1 replied to baitrigger's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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whaler1 replied to baitrigger's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Is it possible that the Laker exclusion is because they live so long and are one of few that naturally reproduce in the lake? Kings die by year five, end of story. Lakers can live to a hundred from what I have read. Killing off too many lakers over the slot limit cant have a positive impact on the fishery. As far as Chilsons rules, its his derby. Kind of like a buffet, find something you like. There are some big carp in the lake also, second cousin to the lake trout just a little harder to catch LOL -
oak orchard
whaler1 replied to smaltcody's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Just one for me. -
western end
whaler1 replied to gamekilr's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Id troll north south 180 to 300 riggers 70 80 90 100 dipsys @250 and 300 mostly spin Dr's -
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Great tourney, run really well due to the hard work and time these guys put in. It's a class act and was a Fun day. It was hard to pick the teams success by their faces at the awards ceremony, everyone I saw was smiling and enjoying time with family and good friends. Can't put a price on that Thanks all for a fun time.
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Keep your eyes on the surface temp map (located on the left side of the home page on this site) periodically the lake "flips" and it puts cold water on shore during the summer months. When that happens a lot of the fish head for warmer water offshore however some, mostly browns, will congregate in shallow water. When this happens you can definately catch some off the piers.
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as long as water temps dont exceed 60 degrees you should be able to pick up browns at first and last light with spoons and plugs. 8 lb line is fine and the local piers like hamlin beach or the oak are a good bet. Later in the year, mid september it will pick up.