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Stillwater

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    Rochester, NY
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    Fishing (Walleye and Brook Trout), Hunting (Deer & Grouse), Biking, and Camping.
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    Trailer to various locations

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  1. Beautiful fish. Thanks for sharing. Are any walleye being caught on Owasco recently?
  2. Informative post. Thanks.
  3. Went out of Catt today. 2 man limit. Started 11:30 finished at 6 pm. Harnesses in 70 to 80 fow. Very good screen all day.
  4. Hi Great_Laker... That was a very special PB walleye caught in a gorgeous setting after a long day of fishing. I am so glad that you caught it and kept it to enjoy the memorable day to the fullest. Don't let anyone's comments detract from your great day by saying you should have released it, big eyes aren't good eating, etc.. Special fish, congratulations again!!
  5. Wow, very nice walleye and perch. Thanks for sharing.
  6. fyi... There was a really good report out of Dunkirk today on the LEU forum.
  7. I'm not an expert on Owasco by any means but I enjoy fishing it. If you want to target a mixed bag including bass and pike I like trolling sticks and spoons at various depths following the contours and off of points. I troll deep when targeting lakers and shallower for rainbows. Good luck.
  8. Thanks for sharing that link. Very interesting.
  9. That's correct... it's pretty simple. Add a fluorocarbon leader to the end of your leadcore. I use sticks, spoons or harnesses for eyes on leadcore.
  10. Nice limits. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
  11. Awesome Bull.
  12. Grand Island I'm guessing.
  13. What does GI stand for?
  14. We fished out of the Catt yesterday afternoon. Managed to get 3 and lost a good one. Marks were pretty good in 62 to 65 fow. Got the ones that would bite on harnesses.
  15. Some of my best days on Erie have been "rod-in-hand" drifting bottom bouncers and crawler harnesses. Need enough wind to do it... usually 1-2 foot waves.
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