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Do they hand tie, or order from suppliers ? Thanks for reply Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'm new to trolling, just learning. Is a stacked rod similar to a Seth Green rig ? Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'm new to trolling, just bought my first set of spin doc's and flies. Fishing Canandaigua to Hemlock. Question: Does anything change depth wise or location pre/post lake flip ? That might help determine a starting point. Sorry, cant help ya with Sodus area, but seeing reports to the west of fish taken in 20 fow Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'll be fishing western FL Canandaigua to Hemlock. Running 4" dipsys with spin doctors & a tom miks. My questions have more to do with pre and post lake flip, will that change troll depths or areas I should target ? Remember I'm targeting bows, browns and Lakers. With the thermocline higher, I'm not sure how to form a gameplan/starting point. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Also is there anything that determines whether a fly or spoon is better ? Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Hey that's awesome! So jealous lol....very nice Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'm really a rookie fly angler, 3 attempts. But my brother isn't. He's home on a visit and I'm looking for a shop that ties flies or supplies them for South of Hemlock/Honeyoye area. Sutton Spoon Co. ? Help out if ya can, want to enjoy the little time I have once a year seeing him. Thanks Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'm not sure if your referring too local tourney anglers, open, or elite series. However I will say the MLF system of weight record & release is a conservation policy that's effective. I see Bassmaster did it once this year. Mostly because much of their tourneys are shallower fisheries. Be nice if the rules were changed or if a short seminar was done to teach fizzing. Especially in Northern fisheries. The tournament organizers and officials should be on top of this. The kayak anglers use aluminum rulers and take pictures. Honestly, it sounds to me the organizers are at fault, or at least should be responsible for suitable score rules Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Went there spring last year, couldn't find any. My friend Bailey Eigbrett is former FL tourney angler, now Bassmaster Open angler. He went during largemouth spawn and was searching smallies in practice. Very few and in 40'+ Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Candice and Hemlock. Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I usually bass fish, but my brother is in town and we'd like to take a shot at crappies. I know they like shallows on large flats, but will run to deeper water when weather not good. I do have garmin striker. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks. Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Bro, I'd like to help you here, but I'd probably offend someone else by doing so. A vast majority of anglers believe in passing on conservation and ethics, like myself. However many here will not do that in fear of alerting this "wave of vultures" that will come devestate the species and destroy everything as we know it [emoji23][emoji1787][emoji23]. It's a bit overblown imo. Unless you live near the city, then I can see that happening, but then again a very small percentage of anglers are illegal or do illegal things. Like on the Genny, its mistreated more oftenthan it should be. My advice is go search the species you desire online, its seasonal patterns, food sources in the area your fishing etc. You'll get more info there than here. They don't pass it on to just anyone. Most are here to fluff their feathers, not give up secrets. Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

[emoji1787] like people that trout fish don't already know. My first year stream fishing. Anyone can research on line. I understand protecting the species, but anyone can figure it out. Not really hiding anything when you can find info on DEC, youtube, and study the species online. Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'm a nooby too trolling trout. I'm interested this year when the trout start pushing the shoreline and mouth, or in the river. I prefer in the river because I have a 14' Jon boat, river will be safer. So could you tell me what colors are best in the Gennessee river and size of spoons ? Smaller Suttons ? Not interested in salmon, just trout. Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

So I finally bought a 14' boat this year. I have done the driff/troll a couple times on the Gennessee a few years ago with a freind, but never went back. So my experience with what species is looking for which baits is limited. I like the idea of bottom bouncers or 3 way weighted with worm harnesses, sticks, spinners or trolling spoons with an in line weight system with depth chart I picked up. I do own a pair of trolling rods with line counters. So anything as far as colors, techniques, or tackle tips is greatly appreciated. Like what size spoons or colors work for trout ? I am very limited in experience but have a little inclination as to what might work. Just need a 🤏 bit of advice. Thanks [emoji106] Note: I am not interested in the salmon Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Read a few weeks ago the launches were a mess. Anyone know their condition or changes ? Have 14' aluminum with 8hp motor. Could I slip this in ? Sent from my SM-T720 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Was curious what type of lure you used ? I know spinners sticks and spoons catch browns. I have never caught a brown or laker before. I usually bass fish @ Hemlock. Any info your willing to share would be greatly appreciated. Thank.

Thanks Sk8man