Silvers around calf

[Longgunner2002]

How deep was the creek there hasn't been any rain for quite a while headed out this coming weekend

Sent from my DROID RAZR HD using Lake Ontario United mobile app

[greenboatluke]

I'd say at least 3'. I run an 1802 Trophy, it draws just over 2.5' with the engine down. We went out trimmed up a little with no issue.

Also saw some double axle trailers in the lot, so I'm thinking a few larger boats launched as well.

[Longgunner2002]

Thanks I draw about the same on my 2452 trimmed up I hope the fishing. This coming weekend is as good as you guys had I have two guys going with me that hasn't landed a big fish yet.

Sent from my DROID RAZR HD using Lake Ontario United mobile app

[weaver315]

I'm green boat's brother. Salmon were in 130 fow. As we moved into 150 we started taking the lakers.

[Longgunner2002]

^{Thanks that gives me a great start what color fly. Most every thing I've been reading is they are hitting Green but as I know that can change by the hour.}

[greenboatluke]

Our 225 dipsy was a white w/ green dot spin doctor and white fly. Those two fish that came off were in the 130 fow range. The other was blue crush spin doctor w/ blue silver fly.

[Little Crappie]

I've been killing it with silver

[CK3080]

Fished solo both days this weekend.  Silver/greens/blues seemed to be on.

 

Sat: Fished 115-120 SE side of stony island.  49F Temp was down around 105, hit one decent king on a caddy shack on a rigger set at 111 and lost a good rip on a mt dew glow paddle/ pro-am fly out 220 on #2.  Popped one rigger on a green dolpin mag but never came tight, all into the waves.  Flipped around and started trolling north and could not find good temp or marks.  Hit a pocket of 52F water right in the middle of the trench and immediately hooked up on two browns on the riggers, caddy shack stingray and lemon ice down 125 over 142.  Worked that area for awhile and picked up two more browns and a laker.

 

Sun:  hit the lanes early, not a boat in sight and no marks/temp.  Coldest I could find was 56 degrees near the bottom.  Trolled around searching for an hour or so and decided to head back in towards calf island.  Started a south troll in 110 FOW south of calf, two riggers and a wire diver down 95-100.  Caught two skippies on the riggers (NBK and blue dolphin) and lost another rip on a mt dew echip/ blue-green-glow fly on a diver out 200 on #2 in 130-135 fow.  Once I hit 150, I could not keep the lakers off.  Was seeing some good marks around 85-95 down over 150, pulled the riggers up, increased speed to 2.8-2.9 and still couldnt keep lakers off.  Had a triple on at one point.  Lost a few that were probably lakers.  Tried to troll back into 130 but too tough solo with the waves keeping her pointed north.  Headed back to the dock around 10:30.  Probably should've tried the numbers from saturday again before heading back to sackets, but was really sick of getting hit by lakers.

 

Overall, not a bad weekend.  Glad to get some silver and a few browns in the boat, but wish I could've capitalized on some of the hits I was getting on the divers.  If I dont catch anymore lakers for awhile, I think I'd be cool with it.  Trailering the boat to Sodus to fish Thurs-Sun.  Will be back at it again the following weekend.

[Longgunner2002]

Thanks a lot for the info I really appreciate it

Sent from my DROID RAZR HD using Lake Ontario United mobile app

[team38]

I went out Sunday with my boys and their friends south of the mountain and had a total of 11 lakers and a 24lb king that ripped out 200 ft of line pulled all the other lines had to turn the boat around to avoid losing him. It was a good 25 min battle as

Sent from my SM-G900V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

[team38]

He went into the net he broke the line before the fly. Here are a few pictures.

Sent from my SM-G900V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

[weaver315]

I went out Sunday with my boys and their friends south of the mountain and had a total of 11 lakers and a 24lb king that ripped out 200 ft of line pulled all the other lines had to turn the boat around to avoid losing him. It was a good 25 min battle as

Sent from my SM-G900V using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I think we were near you. Saw a boat driving very erratically in front of us.

[CK3080]

I think we were near you. Saw a boat driving very erratically in front of us.

That could've been me as well.  Blue wellcraft dual console with cannon riggers and two trees.  I was having a hell of a time steering and fighting off lakers into the waves, boat was all over the place.

[FHflo13]

Great reports!!

Heading to lanes Sunday. Are you guys running mag dipsies with O ring?

Trying to get a feel for depth of these diver reports.

Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

[weaver315]

Great reports!!

Heading to lanes Sunday. Are you guys running mag dipsies with O ring?

Trying to get a feel for depth of these diver reports.

Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

[weaver315]

Slid our fish hawk td down the wire dipsy that was out 225 and the max depth was 100 fow.

[perchjerk.jb]

We fished Saturday and Sunday. Total for this was one coho and way too many mud chickens. See you all this weekend again.

Sent from my HUAWEI H892L using Tapatalk

[greenboatluke]

Great reports!!

Heading to lanes Sunday. Are you guys running mag dipsies with O ring?

Trying to get a feel for depth of these diver reports.

Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Yes we were using mag dipsys with the ring. Set on 1.5. weaver315 was referring to our dipsy out 225. Edited July 26, 2016 by greenboatluke

[starcraftloaded]

Wire Dispys size1 (#2 setting)=3/1 Flas/fly

150 50' Size 1 (3 setting=3.33/1

175 58'

195 65'

205 68'. Mag #1 setting=2.17/1

215 72'. #2 setting=2.25/1

225 75'

245 82'

255 85'

265 88'

275 92'

295 98'

305 102'

315 105'

325 108'

345 115'

355 118'

365 122'

375 125'

395 132'

Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

[BC FD]

Copper and wire similar ??

[starcraftloaded]

I have this saved in my phone, it should get you close, although I don't believe you are as deep when over 300' of line is out on a #1 with flasher fly,

Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

[starcraftloaded]

Copper is about 20' per 100' of line out at 2.2 mph, but just like lead core it is directly affected by speed...if you are running 2.8 it won't be as deep. There are charts on copper line to depth that you can Google,

Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

[BC FD]

Thanks.

[starcraftloaded]

In this picture I'm running a mag dipsy on inside rod at 225' on #2 setting and the longer outside rod is a #1 dipsy with 275' set at 3.

Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

[MooseKnuckle VI]

Fished yesterday with my neighbors kid on the new to me boat. Marked fished yesterday but nothing except for a skippy.

Fished today with 5 of us on board from 5am till 11am. Same as yesterday except we went 5/7 on lakers. No kings unfortunately but had some action and everyone got a fish. Not a boat in sight first thing, by 7 we had some company. Lakers were all on riggers and one hit a 400 copper. Blue/silver spoons and a yellow cowbells with green spin n glo. Still working out a few minor kinks on the new boat but nothing major.

Edited July 28, 2016 by MooseKnuckle VI