VIP brand bass boat
Front and rear casting decks
Tons of storage
Floor and transom are solid
85 horse evinrude with a new power pack
Trailer tires ok
Have paperwork for boat+trailer
Boat has been stored, would need fresh gas etc and the controls to be finished putting in to run. Boat is in Silver Creek NY
Make me an offer or willing to trade
Ok I wasn’t sure if that’s what you were referring to Gill-T, I think jimski is talking about the actual ice formed below the falls and the surrounding area. 3 years ago I was already out in 70 fow on Erie catching walleye, perch, and smallies casting a 3/8oz jighead with a 3” twister on it
cars were parked down by the water/launch there so you can drive down to the launch, i dont think docks were in but you could still launch there if you had more that one person in your boat
Flourocarbon leaders a must, try a #3 vibrax spinner and adjust your speed so you can really feel the blade thumping. if they are still spooky send them out on planar boards
90% of literally everyone on that platform had on a chartruese Mr. Twister in some form. 100% of the guys in that corner closest to the discarge were all snagging. older gentleman had a chartruese Mr. twister on a bare hook with a single bb size splitshot and a spring bobber set to 20 inches deep. Ive seen the salmon crowds but was just shocked to see the one on that platform chartruese Mr. twistering in harmony! hahaha what made me laugh was finally making the connection remembering in years past the dec fishing reports listing mr. twisters as one of the lures being used down there to catch salmon. I was there around noon on Saturday, prolly some guys actually fishing it in the morning while the waters still low
Ocean rod, 50lb test, 3oz sinker, oversized hook, ohh and I almost forgot - green Mr. Twister, gotta have that on its key, thats the only thing they will "bite" on there LOL
take a trip to lake erie and drift around in 50 foot and jig for sheephead, just for the sport of it. They get HUGE and average 7-8 pounds, and are always eager to bite, see no fishing pressure, arent line shy although that makes for a fun challenge and They fight twice as hard as any walleye and really thwack your jig. Plus you usually end up with a few keeper walleyes to bring home for dinner. best part is you have zero competition or other boats doing that. Did i mention how many sheephead are out there?
caught 2 salmon on 10/8 in the estuary, saw some jumping also. got there at 6:15 am and was the last guy outta both piers to leave. only saw 4-5 other fish being carried out. once the rain and winds picked up fish started biting