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Tonite, the screen was loaded from 80-110, had 3 followers no bites:( was beautiful out though.

Thq for the posts. I agree on the best fishing times, never thought about it that way:)

Thinking of hitting north end for laker jigging 530 tonite. Any hope with the tough conditions out there, any positive energy on a chance for a bite?

Heck I'm gonna try donating some $ to the derby, might as well:)

Thinking of Seneca north end or Keuka for laker jigging tomorrow, Sunday. West wind. Any ideas, skunked out of Keuka last time I went out, fish were hard to find cold water, most likely shallow. I was thinking Seneca north end out in front f the geneva country club.

That's pretty amazing. Those pics from the archive set stage. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Justin, I'm surprised soft plastic flukes texposed with a swivel a few feet above wouldn't produce in heavy weeds at night. Has that been a presentation you have spent time with at night? Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Tx pan, I'll give it a rip, I have a few scents I spray from time to time, but I'll give alive a try. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I sent them all back, the clarity in the canal after precipitation seems to be a key. Plus, last night the pressure was increasing and getting ready for this prolonged weather change. I was wondering if anyone has noticed a difference in the short hit feels between species. Yesterday, was such a pause based jig bite that I had tons of taster hits, some you could feel the tail shake, while others would be a solid thunk. The eyes I caught, one was sucked in that had less of strike like feel, more of a slow increase of pressure. The two other eyes had a single heavy thumps. I had many hits where I felt my lift pulled it out of their mouth, where they had the tail gripped. Those instances had a medium level single thump. I felt the bite was so finicky I didn't put a small stinger on as they were tasting nonstop. One of my favorite tricks that I am sure many employ, is to borrow some of the slime coating from any fish I catch and I rub the bait I'm using with it before I send it back and coat my line with any slime I get on my fingers as well. Seems to help for the first cast or two, but maybe that's why they kept tasting, as the powerbait micro fluke gets beatup it looks like someone took sandpaper to it so it seems as though roughed up powerbaits hold scent better. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Tough bite only liked micro flukes lifted then paused 4 ever? Had to slowDown and beat up the spots, found structure(sunkin tree branch or bridge abutment) held jig still.Bunch of crappie, three eyes, 2 14's, 1 18" Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Yr too kind sk8 every time I think I figured them out I get humbled reel quickly. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I do often find that a pause followed up with erratic action vertically, especially if you have that feeling one is looking at your jig makes a huge difference. Especially,on tougher lakes like canandaigua. BTW canandaigua jigging bite is back, last sat had a number of tugs during the prime time, 5-8pm, landed two in between tube towing. Almost always if I see a hook shooting for my jig thats dropping I retrieve immediately as if trying to get away. I do this as well when I hit the bottom. Slow pop, erratic escaping motion, then retrieve. I usually try the erratic stuff when the straight retrieve doesn't draw attention. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

It was a funny nite. I had three that hit it on the drop mid way down, at that point I lift ,unspool and lowered with the thumb on the spool to guide it down. I made three drifts through the zone, all between 7-8pm. Then they shut off Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app

We had a great evening up on the north end Monday nite too. Some of my biggest. My sister had one that was easily into the low teens. 5 fish between 7-13lbers. Just an estimate on the weights,I hurry too much to get them back in the water. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United mobile app