Mikecatt14

Looking at my 2nd, and likely last, trip for salmon for the year. Very limited Lake O experience, last trip we managed 1 bite in 3 days on Niagara bar...of course they started killing them a day or two after we left. So as far as this time of year I am clueless as to where to start. Where have the best reports been and our best chance of getting into some fish? Any and all help greatly appreciated! Sent from my SM-G900V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Glad I grabbed my box of walleye cranks, will try some reef runners this morning thanks for the tip! Sent from my SM-G900V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Nothing, threw everything at them, just got back on the trailer. Just 1 from first thing this morning Sent from my SM-G900V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

We just got back out...all the boats disappeared loo Sent from my SM-G900V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

We only got 1 bite this morning, headed back out in about a half hour, if we find anything working I'll pass it along here Sent from my SM-G900V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Don't know if it helps much but according to my fish hawk trolling west down speed was close to SOG within .1 or .2 at most, trolling east had to go about .3 SOG faster than intended down speed, didn't seem like there were crazy currents going on or anything where we were. Sent from my SM-G900V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

We are from Michigan, drove through Canada to get to Lewiston NY area to fish this weekend. Does anyone know the requirements/restrictions for crossing the border with fish? I've fished IN Canada and crossed back into US going home no problems, didn't know if there was a difference going from US to CAN and back to US. Tried doing a google search but their info is pretty vague, figured I would see if anyone had personal experience with it so I can plan my route home (staying in US is 90 miles longer) Thanks Sent from my SM-G900V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Ended up doing an arbor knot just like my mono reels it was just harder to tie. Then one full wrap of gorilla tape so that didn't spin, hopefully it will be fine the wire bit on the tape the first few passes so it should be I imagine. First one was a PITA, 2nd rod I ended up tying to a tree and unspooling the new wire, tying to the reel and then reeled it all on under pressure like fighting a fish went on much better Sent from my SM-G900V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Getting all my rigs ready for the weekend, setting up my first wire dipsys. I've read to tape the line to the reel so it doesn't slip but what knot do you use underneath to actually tie the wire to the spool? Sent from my SM-G900V using Lake Ontario United mobile app