BigBrown

I fish out of the Eastern end of Lake Ontario. Henderson, Sackets, Chaumont, etc. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Where to go and what to use ?? Help an ole guy out boys !!! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Where is the best perch fishing and what bait is best.

Wow, that’s a morning every fisherman dreams about, you guys must have had a ball. That’s what fire drills are made of, thanks for sharing your trip. Also, is it just me or do most of the fish we’re seeing posted look super healthy. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Well boys pretty much the same further East. My grandson and I fished the north shore of Black River Bay Saturday. Water was 43-46 degrees. Ran spoons, sticks and crankbaits, trolled skinny out to 35’. Tried every color combo that normally produces. . . . .but not today !!!! 🦨 Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

You had a great bud, pretty soon Finn will be tell you where to go, what depth and what to run for colors and speed. Will have to talk about group trip next spring when we get together for annual diver trip. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

A gentleman launched out of Pine Grove today. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

5 mph wind. . . . . this spring. . . . that’s “Unreel” [emoji15][emoji482] Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Little fishies [emoji226] have no idea what’s about to happen !!!![emoji15][emoji6]

With Newburgh opening up, we’ve got to be in great shape along Lake Ontario. As soon as Mother Nature cancels 20-30 West winds, it’s “fish on”

Boat launches without barricades are presumed opened. Chatted with a family member who is State Park Police Officer. If you’re at a boat launch and an officer pulls up, they will talk to you about social distancing, ( hint hint-don’t take a boat load). Be responsible, respectful and don’t be “THAT GUY”. We fishermen and women are a friendly and social gang of people that enjoy our sport, you don’t have the right to give us a bad name or reputation. All trends and numbers are pointing in the right direction. As the saying goes 20% of the people cause 80% of the problems. Don’t be a 20% er !!!!

Once this wind and weather straighten out, my wife is going to learn to love fishing. [emoji6][emoji1303]

Ramps further north are not barricaded, checked out Stony Creek, Henderson, Westcott’s, Sackets and Dexter. All ramps open and saw one trailer at Dexter. Hopefully after the blow we’re going to get over the next few days, nothing will have changed. We all need to show courtesy and patience if someone is using the ramp. Let them get on or off the water, then take your turn. Common sense should be shown at all times. The fish will always be there. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app