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Fair Haven 9/2
greenhornet73 replied to lumberjohn's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Hate when that happens. Try running the f/f just off bottom on the rigger to stir them up and have spoons off the dipseys? Good luck, should be a nice morning. I’m heading out for walleyes. -
Fair Haven 8/30
greenhornet73 replied to lumberjohn's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Fair Haven 8/30
greenhornet73 replied to lumberjohn's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Fair Haven 8/30
greenhornet73 replied to lumberjohn's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
Yeah, the stocking for both ended in the early 2000’s I believe but the walleyes are still around and reproducing on their own but I thought landlocked were still an occasional catch, too. I had something take a rip on my leadcore with a scatter rap down about 15’ over 100’ and spooled me down to 2 or 3 cranks of the trolling reel before it lept and shook the hook. I assumed it was a salmon because I never had a rainbow or brown run like that on the hit. I guess I would feel better if I knew it wasn’t a unicorn landlock. -
Fair Haven 8/30
greenhornet73 replied to lumberjohn's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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I may be wrong but I thought the digitroll could be set to self adjust to stay off of bottom by whatever distance it was set to, I could be confusing it with a different model. That would have been great for me since I often fish alone which is why I was hopeful to get it working. I’m assuming the ones that do that now are the pricier ones over $1,000?
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GPS speeds
greenhornet73 replied to 180ccf's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
I haven’t trolled a lot up there and also don’t have a fish hawk but it has been helpful to watch other boats trolling direction and try to fish the same speed from a distance and remember those speeds in each direction before I venture off away from the pack. You’ll notice a pattern with your DR cables and dipsey rod bends after a while to get a rough idea of down speed. Those currents can be crazy down there. -
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Thank you Jim. Since you had the same model I am wondering if the toggle switch on the front was an add-on because the display wasn’t working or if yours had it as well? It would be nice to have them both operational so if the screen stopped working like yours did I can still use the toggle to winch up the ball.
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I have an older Cannon Mag10A with a LCD display that has been disconnected from the inside of the housing. I bought it used like this and am wondering if this can be replaced? The toggle switch functions fine raising and lowering the ball but would like to get it back in full working condition if possible.
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Fair Haven 8/30
greenhornet73 replied to lumberjohn's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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I can’t recommend bearing buddies enough. After having a bearing blow on the road a few years ago I top them off every spring and again late summer. Depending on your graph draw you may want to run a separate battery for your riggers. If you were able to run it all day before on one battery you should be fine but with my Hummingbird Helix it pushes my battery to the limit after 6 hours even if I troll with my main motor for a while to give it charge. I run 3 batteries with 1 just for my electric trolling motor. That’s my 2cents anyway.
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Buck Naked Copper
greenhornet73 replied to CopperJohn's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Fixed cheater over flasher?
greenhornet73 replied to hookedupf7's topic in Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling?
I was thinking about that too and just running it much further back than the cheater above it. The f/f could be run on one or both of my outside dipseys -
Fixed cheater over flasher?
greenhornet73 replied to hookedupf7's topic in Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling?
Interesting concept, I like it. I have also seen guys run rotators off the ball ahead of the leader as well. I guess I was hoping to have an extra lure in the water but if a salmon is excited enough to come to a flasher, a close running spoon will hopefully seal the deal. Thanks for the input -
Fixed cheater over flasher?
greenhornet73 replied to hookedupf7's topic in Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling?
Thanks sk8man, I figured it wouldn’t be a good idea but trying to figure out a way to run a flasher tight and run a spoon further back I the general vicinity to temp a disengaged fish. I run dipseys off each side with the one downrigger deep -
Fixed cheater over flasher?
greenhornet73 replied to hookedupf7's topic in Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling?
I have a similar question regarding this. I only have one downrigger for now and would like to run a f/f deep as an attractor and stack a spoon directly above it. If I run the f/f say 20’ back and a stacked rod with a spoon 10’ above it and 40’ back am I asking for trouble if that f/f gets hit since it has a shorter lead? I used to run this pattern in my other boat but with 2 downriggers and did well. -
Any Oswego Reports?
greenhornet73 replied to Hawkeye50's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Any Oswego Reports?
greenhornet73 replied to Hawkeye50's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)