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  1. V_khotsky
    Thats the catch from sunday
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    Yap I use that tecnique for lakers on simcoe. You hang the jig 10fo of the buttom and put the rod in rod holder , boat motion more then enough to make fish interested , as soon as you see fish comes to investigate you start to reel in the line , i dont know why but lakers love to chase it , so you keep the speed fast but letting the fish to close in on it and boom ! Some days they will chase it all the way from 110ft to 20ft. --- But you got to have a flasher or realtine scope on a side (like my elite 7 ) Thats there you keeping the eyes on ----- Thats the pic frim last year. There is fish on the buttom , and my jig on top (and more fish higher ) And on the right is the real time sonar (amplitude scope) ---- Catch ratio is im getting 4 lakers , while guys trolling getting one or two.
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    Will be keep trying I guess if i launch the boat in Markham the same fishing techniques apply ? Its closer to my home - so i can spend more time on water ðŸ‘
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    Well looks like ill have try a trolling motor. Since outboard giving me about 4kmh
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    Went out on sunday from st. Cathrines. Not much luck for me. End up with one laketrout on 170fow. Caught on jigging ) So probably its gonnatake a while for me to start catching on lake ontario --- Also my boat having a speed of 3.7 - 4km/h on idle. Is that ok ? Or too fast?
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    Where did you launch ?
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    Hi guys , on sunday went fishing on lake ontario (first time ever ) launched in st. Catharines and had not much luck , many boats was trolling in 45fow so i tryed to , worked from 20 to 120fow , no luck - tryed downrigger , planners , flat line - is there something im doing wrong ? What concerns me is i never marked a fish on my sonar in those depths. So i started to explore all the way till 170 fow , there i got some marks near the buttom - so i took out my jigging rod and few minutes later end up with a lake trout. But my plans was to target a steelhead ) Any advice? Thanks
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    Didnt had any luck with humminbird. Got a Lowrance elite 7 HDI. ----- And ill tell you its the best $$ i ever spend. This thing is AMAZING ! Not sure about HDS series , as far as i know they gread only if you running a sidescan package. But the price is killer
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    My father is not into fishing at all , insted im taking him and mom fishing , and he always working the camera and taking pictures 😂😂 ---- But my grandpa loved fishing and thanks to him i DO , sadly he passed away in 2003 and we moved to canada , and i took my first spining rod witch he gave me with me to canada as memory of him. Will post a pic when i have a chance
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    Im using a 10lb pancake , the blow back is minimal at 100ft (didnt had a chance to fish deeper) The only drawback is the PRICE
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    Thanks for info 😀
  12. V_khotsky
    I would stick to gasoline on outboard. Savings will be minimum, plus the cold strart is tricky on propane. Never the less its not realy optimal for the engine - regular gas give you lubrication when engine running , propane does not - on the long run you will get a ring issues (like a taxi cabs) Plus if you runout of propane (perhaps you had a leak ) - you'll had a hard time finding a person on the water who have a bbq tank ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ ---- And you might have a chance to launch your engine cover to the earth orbit in case of some fealure 😂😂😂
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    Hey guys , i have a silly question Took my boat out of storage , bolted a new cannon downrigger , and want to try my luck on lake ontario this week , i have also noticed that most people are flat lining in this time of the year- is that the case ? is there a good spot near gta ? The only place ive been before is launch on brimley road. Also any tips like dephs will be apriciated Thanks
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