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Lake Ontario- A little action out from Hughes Marina on this Columbus Day holiday, however the salmon run is not very spectacular to say the least. There are some staging kings out from the chute at Sodus Bay, however lake fishing is over for this season. It was another record year for L... -
Lake Ontario- Out of Hughes’ Marina in 50 feet of water, down 30 feet there was some late season kings caught with spoons. Good fish for smoking. All the professional charters have pulled their boats for the season and what a season it was…kings, browns, steelhead, and lakers were all th...
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Lake Ontario- You can still catch some trout and salmon in the lake. They haven’t all journeyed up the streams. Work the temperature close to shore for kings and browns. Use spoons. They have also pulled-in some nice browns from the Sodus Bay piers. Cast out heavy spoons. The Little Cleo...
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Lake Ontario- The lake flipped so there should be some action from the Maxwell Creek area or from the piers at Sodus Bay. Most charter boats are out of the water, with a few Wayne County captains fishing the Genesee River. The kings have been in 100 fow, and there has been pl...
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Lake Ontario- The big derbies are over; however, the big fishing continues. The kings are not staging yet, so they have been scattered. Try deep (500 fow) then work closer to shore. Straight out from Hughes’ Marina and Sodus Bay kings were in 200 fow down 70 to 90 feet. Flasher fly rigs...
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Lake Ontario - The LOC Fall Derby awards were yesterday at Captain Jacks, Sodus Point. The Grand Prize Salmon was a 33.08-pound king that was caught the first day of the derby. Poor Codey Allen had to look at the leaderboard for 17 days to see if he was bumped. However, Allen left Sodus...
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Lake Ontario- The king salmon bites have been scattered with the fish out to 500 fow and in at 120 fow. Look for the marks at 500 then fish into 120. Or reverse your troll and start close to shore. In 240 fow they were hitting flasher flies down 80. The spoon bite still works with Blue-green ma...
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Lake Ontario- The warm water was pushed into shore with the west wind, however east winds could change that. The problem now is not the king bite or where to find temp breaks. The issue is the current warm front and pop-up Storms. Be careful and always check your radar before and during...
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Lake Ontario- The recent blow pushed the warmer water out. Currently, which changes by the minute, the kings were in 200 to 300 feet of water, down 100 to 140. Flasher flies and cut-bait appear to be working. Green glow for the flasher fly rigs. The whole idea is to fish the hooks on you...
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Lake Ontario- It’s summer fishing for the kings and the bite continues. Sunday it was a north-east blow which is never a good thing. The lake flipped with 48 degree temps at 50 feet. But…the kings are still hitting. Charters are trolling straight out of Sodus Bay and working...
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Lake Ontario- The LOC Derby is over and the Sodus Pro-Am is over, however the fishing is not over. The kings have been 20 to 25 pounds, a little on the smaller side. But…they are all very healthy fish. Currently they are straight out from Hughes Marina and Sodus Bay in 120 to 140 feet of water...
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Lake Ontario- The 16th edition of the Sodus Pro-Am was last weekend, and although Sunday was a challenge with Lake Ontario waves…the fishing was fantastic. Teams that fished close to Sodus were catching kings with spoons and meat-rigs. The water temps on the surface were running 72 degre...
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Lake Ontario- It’s the Sodus Pro-Am week. During the entire week starting July 17 you can fish the IK a day, or Captain Jack’s Big Fish Friday with the main event July 20-21st. For more information check their Facebook page at Sodus Pro-Am. Yesterday the kings were straight-out from Hug...
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Lake Ontario-The kings have been straight-out from Sodus Bay and Hughes’ Marina. There is no need to waste gas. The latest set-up has been 50 to 90 feet down over 100 to 200 feet of water. The kings are hitting spoons, spoons and more spoons. Glow with green and black and silver. Some of...
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Lake Ontario-It’s a holiday week, however boat traffic on the lake will not affect the excellent salmon fishing. It continues to be another great season with kings, lakers, cohos, browns and steelhead all being boated. There are reports of the thermal setting-up in 50 to 60 feet of water...
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Lake Ontario-The LOC Derby starts this Saturday, June 29 and will run until July 28th, which will give anglers plenty of time to catch the big ones. And the salmon fishing has been excellent. The high water has made launching a challenge, however in Wayne County you can put in at Bay Bri...
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Lake Ontario-Out of Sodus Bay and in water northwest of the chute was the action location yesterday. Also, straight out from Hughes’ Marina. Use spoons and work water from 140 to 200 feet, down 40 to 60 fow. Riggers and wire are working the best. The catch has been steelies a...
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Lake Ontario-It’s blowing today with west winds clocking-in at 15 to 17 with gusts plus 20 mph. This is a blow-off day. Before the latest wind, the salmon were in 140 to 160 feet of water down 50 to 60 feet. The kings have still been favoring spoons, however cut bait has been working....
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Lake Ontario- After yesterday’s blow, Lake Ontario has settled. The kings are hitting straight out from Sodus Bay in 90 to 120 feet of water. The temps on the top are 51 degrees with 48 down 72 feet. Charter captains are starting to see a thermocline setting-up which should put the kings...
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Lake Ontario- Earlier last week the trout and salmon were swimming some where besides the south shore of Lake Ontario. However, as it frequently happens on the “big lake”…they are back. The king bite is on and they are in 100 to 150 feet of water. Spoons are still what’s working. Colors have be...
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Lake Ontario-Saturday and Sunday was a quiet day on the water, however today it’s cranking from the northwest. Maybe it will lay-down tomorrow. The mudline should be great for the next few days, however the charter boats are looking for kings, not browns. Straight out from Sodus Bay has...
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Lake Ontario-The salmon bite is on with the kings in 30 to 40 feet of water. Today, the kings were hitting 14 feet over 40 feet. The presentation is spoons and stickbaits with bright colors working the best. The browns are still in the mix; however the king bite is the main attraction. T...
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Lake Ontario- Some kings are showing-up in deeper water…25 to 40 feet. The browns are still close to shore in 10 feet; however, the kings are “luring” anglers fishing a deeper pattern with riggers. The fog has been thick last week, but today is clearer. Winds have been from every directi...
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Lake Ontario-It’s the last day of April. Tomorrow is opening day of spring turkey hunting. But this is a fishing report so here we go. Unfortunately, we have been dealing with winds. Today is nothing, however east wind is coming tonight. East wind and Lake Ontario fishing are not compati...
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Lake Ontario-Brown trout action continues with close to shore fishing. The wind has been somewhat of a problem, however when the charters can leave the docks, the excitement begins. Today is an off-shore wind and there is still a mudline on the lake. Often the best way to fish stained wa...