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Canadian kings are not visiting the US for the next few years. And the largest fish will be caught in the 2nd week of July.

Did you try jigging at all? I saw your previous posts and I'm giving it a shot the next time I go out.

Did you do this last year on stagers? Once they get into 50 - 60 FOW, seems like they are quite congregated and wonder how it works on them.

We know how to target big kings and don't bother with the little guys. Seriously though, I'm blessed to be in an area which touts the best cold water fishing and large spawning runs for the most part. What I did notice was a much lower quantity of kings last fall compared to typical years. And for sure we will never return to the size of kings of the 1980's. Lots of brutes back then where the smallest fish during the GOSD or TO Star derbies was 37lbs.

Guarantee that a lyman gets rid of the lock jaw. Same thing up here but lymans always entice.

This is cyclic. There have been years where it is similar to this year however I agree that they are trending lower for weight.

Somehow the Bay of Quinte has managed to survive for decades, +10lb fish are common, and it has one of the highest fishing pressure in NA for walleye. And locals are not overdramatic about it.

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Other way around.

Winds affect the current more than anything else. Very noticeable after a day of strong winds, especially when the lake flips. And yes, the FH is most important for temp and then speed for me. My two graphs are only used to plot course and look at depth. But later in the year, the graphs become more important as the fish don't care so much about water temp.

Very nice.

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