greenhornet73

Shorts have been the story for me since last ice season. I bet I get one keeper for every 8 shorts. Next year should be a good crop

I started off on Saturday quick with a blade until the wind shifted and they turned off. Switched to a jig and worm and picked up 4 more. I still haven’t tried the jigging raps much in the fall. Are you casting them or vertical jigging?

Thanks, it is a really cool looking island. I’m looking forward to exploring it more next year. He is located in Rusho Bay. Looks like it would be a great bullhead spot in the spring. Walleye and pike would be what we would mainly be looking for but wouldn’t turn down a few good perch trips either.

I was on Oneida, temp was 65-67 depending where I was. Perch were along shore in 8-10’

Nice, I found some active perch last weekend while walleye drifting outside of the weeds. It’s fun when they hit nonstop

I drove up Saturday night to do some night casting from the pier. Fished for half an hour until I was tired of cleaning weeds off my spoon after every cast into the heavy swells. Did some walleye fishing on the way home instead. At least it was only an hour drive for me.

Random question on here but wondering if anyone has any youth cross country ski equipment they would like to sell. I have 3 girls between ages 8 and 12 that I need skis/ poles for so I need 120-150cm ski sizes.

My friend just bought a cottage on Grindstone Island and we plan to do a lot of fishing around there from spring to fall. Would love to here some tips for fall and spring perch especially and would like some info on a good walleye guide that specializes around that area to help cut down on the learning curve. any tips/ info would be appreciated!

I don’t know if this is helpful or not but there are a lot of fish in tight but depends if you want dark fish or silver.

I believe that as well. I don’t target bass to eat but I will eat them out of skaneateles lake and they taste great. I always figured it was the cold and clean water.

Probably won’t eat another again but jigging them up in open water is still on my bucket list. Ice fishing them is a lot of fun.

I’ve only used them for fishing shallower water to 30’ down and they work great and can run them 50’ ahead of the spoon. I hear the larger sizes won’t get the depth that the fixed ones get though.

I like those slide divers. Started using them walleye fishing this year with spoons.

It was a great day to be out for sure. We fished 130’ with a mostly blank screen besides a few lone rangers 100’ down. Had to pack it in at 11 but saw more fish and bait heading in between 110’and 120’. Casted for a while in the estuary while my wife was on a work call and saw plenty of boils and one quick strike on a j 13. Hopefully I’ll get out one more time before they are all shallow.