FishingTheFL

Firewood law applies to this wood. Can not be transported over 50 miles from harvested location. Guess mostly finger lakes guys would be interested Sent from my XT1528 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Might try Cayuga tomorrow for perch from a canoe. Anyone have any luck? Don't wanna post? Pm me details. Thanks a ton! Mike Sent from my XT1528 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Not kiln dried. Air dried since January. I got most of them cut in small chunks maybe 3" x3" 16" long. I still got to split a bunch just seeing if there is any interest. I'll be setting up a couple pallets with a pay box. Usually some one is home even if my truck isn't. Mike Sent from my XT1528 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Got a bunch of hickory and cherry. Anyone use it? Selling it by the bundle $5 a bundle. 3 bundles for $10. Pick up Ovid. Sent from my XT1528 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Bite has been good on days that reach 60°. Night bite wait till it stays warm over night. I look for spots that the sun has a chance to warm up. Two shallow tho and you'll find all the 6" bait stealers. Chicken liver size depends on what your fishing for (cats or bullheads). The bigger the bait the harder to cast. Sometimes in Slower moving water I like to put a big piece on just a hook and let it sit on bottom. The fish usually run to shore or out, either way if the line moves, the fish has it in its mouth. You can also use a slip sinker in fast moving water. I tend to stay away from moving water in the channel. The stinks dissipates to much and you don't get the effect the livers are suppose to produce. I personally use chicken liver for cat fish, worms for bull head. Bull head are just a bi-catch when waiting for the big cats to move into Montezuma. I spent a lot time down south cat fishing when Katrina hit, waiting on contracts. From what I have read, 50° water temp is what to look for but I'd say any typical spot that has a had a lot of sun. Good luck. -Mike

Not sure how weed treatment builds up into the fish. I'm sure there are a few on here that probably would know. Hip waders saved me a few times this year launching with my canoe. I need a smaller one but it reminds me to work on my bass boat... get it fixed, get it over... Any place worth fishing from shore down there? I might bring the canoe down on a day it's glass like Saturday was.

Yep. Mud locks was windy but fish were there. Moved over to the state park. Not many big bull head there but was fun dragging slob of a carp in. Bowfin fought like a decent cat! Had the red fungus like Seneca pike.

Caught mixed bag. One 10 to 15lbs carp. 29" Bowfin and half dozen eating size bullhead! Lots grass already.

I haven't tried them in egg sacs. I don't imagine it would slow the bite. Their after the taste and smell. Texture might make a difference in how long they hold on.... But as long as it's chicken liver it works. I plan on tying some up but weather needs to be 60 again

Heard the perch cycle was good this year. I also was going to try it out but I had concern about eating the fish. They add weed treatment to the lake from my understanding. Not sure how it effects the fish health. Good Luck if you try. Pm me if you give it a try. -Mike