Prof T

I assume the fished killed were only those that didn't make it through the weigh in process?140 anglers with 5 fish bags for a couple days really adds up. Someone must know what the breakdown was between fish released back to the river and those that ended up in the coolers. I bet FLW won't give it up!!

A fitting end to a labor day weekend. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Good chance those big line tuggers were drum. Landed one the other day that had to be 15 lbs. That fish did NOT want to be caught! Congrats on the eyes.

That's the cool thing about this fishery. There's so much good area to learn. I was exploring a new rock pile myself today, after old faithful paid off of course.

Sleep is over rated

Don't feel too sorry for him! Walleye revenge

I wait all year for this weather with this moon! Nice catch. Had a cousin up this weekend and had the same success. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Lake Ontario United mobile app

River fishing picking up for sure. Picked up a drum as well the other day along with a limit of eyes, and yes, they are drag pullers! Come on full moon[emoji106] [emoji106] [emoji106] Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Lake Ontario United mobile app

This year's class of perch here have been running big, finally. Nice work.

Literally a one in a million fish! Congratulations

Your photos are insane! I've never seen the aurora like that...but have to admit I've been way to close to those sparklers

Our SLR fish are just gorging on those gobies and getting chunky as a result. Walleye, smallmouth and pike for sure. Mergansers not shy about them all winter. Cormorants come summer. Watching them from the dock - they seem to be easy prey...not too fast and they move in short hops. Need to spend more time on my brown jig imitators. Storm makes a big paddletail swimbait that rocked the pike for us as well.

Pap, I've got to say that's an awful sight. On my way back tomorrow and had expected that to be just a memory.

That's the sweetest and saddest boat pic I've ever seen! Also can't wait to get back on the water!

Getting spring fever, for sure. Thanks for the post, Justin

Also a Sea Nymph195 owner. When I did my floor I was able to salvage the original carpet and put it back down over new plywood. Although there is some expense involved, I coated the wood with West system epoxy, both faces, and two coats on all edges. Made for a very tough subfloor. As for the carpet, I totally wish I had gone for vinyl. My buddy's got a Lund with the vinyl, much easier to keep clean. I also keep my boat in the water. Rain always finds a way through the covers and the carpet is always wet. Wouldn't be a problem with the vinyl.

Wallyandre, I spent a lot of hours charting and producing my own contour charts up here a couple summers ago. I was a pretty vocal critic of Navionics + because they just didn't have an accurate database and I knew some critical things were missing or not located properly. I am also a realist and know there isn't really any way anyone could list every detail on every body of water. My advice to everyone who wants to target the eyes here is to get charting software and spend the time producing your own 100% accurate charts like you did. I'm a detail freak, hunt around the bottom looking for current breaks and subtle pieces of fish holding structure. Lots of guys hit some great fish randomly, but being able to reproduce that success depends a lot on duplication. Same speed, same depth, same hump, same direction. Get it right there and then find three more spots just like it and you'll have some great nights! We're lucky in that the SLR is huge, good structure is everywhere, and you can find a place to fish without drawing a crowd. Prof