BreakingBass

Thanks for the post Brian. I'll be heading out on the east side shortly to try my luck.

Parts from the 2 Mag 10s I just retired: 2 motor units that work fine; 2 swivel bases; 1 boom assembly is OK but the cable spool is cracked; 1 spare rod holder with clamp; 1 mounting block that attaches to swivel base. Electrical connectors on motors are the new style, same style as my new Mag 10 STXs came with. Not sure on exact age but can get the S/N of the one unit if that helps anyone. $50 OBO for everything. Located in Webster and will not ship, local pickup only. Sent from my SM-T580 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Nice going, and your dog is a pretty good photographer too! Sent from my SM-T580 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Mud chickens, now that's a new one to me. Sent from my SM-T580 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Decided to enjoy the weather for an afternoon troll. Fished from 3:30 to 7:00 N of Hedges out of IBay in the 400 to 500 fow area. Best day in a long time with 4 very nice kings all on yellow or white flies with spin doctors. 3 of them in 420, one in 460, all down 125'. 17, and 2 at 19 lbs. The 4th made it next to the boat after 15 minutes of running but I couldn't net him. I believe it would have been the biggest king I would have ever caught. He broke my 30# P-line but I got a very good look at him. Took over 400' of line out and jumped about 4' above the water at one point. Even though I didn't get him in the boat the fight was well worth it. Didn't expect much at that time of day, but it was a pleasant surprise. Sent from my SM-T580 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Gee, I was planning on going out via IBay around 3:00 for the afternoon. So you're saying I should bring extra beer to fill the time?

Nice payoff for the time invested.

Hey, I want to fish with you if it includes nap time! Thanks for the report and nice job on the catch. Sent from my SM-T580 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Based on reports from Sat thought I would head to deeper water N of Hedges on Sun morning. After all, the NOAA wave forecast was 1' or less. Ha! Once I got out there it was a 1-2' chop with the occasional roller underneath. Note the horizon in the picture. Set up about 250' and worked my way out to 450'. I found one heck of a hole in the 380-390' area that drops 70' in very short order. Marked a lot of fish and lost 2 before landing this 24 lb guy. FF combo with a silver/maroon flasher followed by yellow/white UV glow fly 95 over 420 fow. The reel screamed and I pulled the DR up and just let the wind take the boat NE. The wind/boat cooperated well and the GoPro captured the rest. Solo fishing can be relaxing and exciting all at the same time. I stocked the freezer the week before so I took great pleasure in watching this one revive next to the boat and take a deep dive home. I guess my query last week on fishing N of Hedges paid off!

Nicely done! Between this report and the IBay report from A-Lure, looks like I'm heading deep in the morning.

Would break my heart to catch walleye and not be able to eat them.

Fished out front of Braddock's in mainly 150 to 220 fow. Started late around 8:15. Got a spoon and a FF on the DRs and 3 minutes later the spoon fires, hit and run. Bringing that back in and the FF fires, with the real screaming like I haven't seen years. My stepson grabs the rod and the fish is peeling off line like crazy. It slows and he starts to slowly coax it in and it runs again then nothing. It ripped the fixed end of the swivel apart at the fly. We were 65' and 70' down as temp was just about 70'. Marked a lot of fish this morning had many hit and runs. Lost an entire FF combo on one. NBK spoon and yellow flies did well. Landed a nice 17lb king that we kept. Later AM hits came about 90' down and the active depth was 180-190 fow. Quit about 11:30. His first time out so all the action made for a great day. Footnote: I'm cleaning the fish and prepare to fillet the 2nd side. I resharpen the fillet knife and drop it point down of course. It hits the inside of my big toe and leaves a 3/4" cut like a scalpel would. A little gauze and electrical tape and I finish the job. Sent from my SM-T580 using Lake Ontario United mobile app