Sodus Bay to Pultneyville 4/27

[fjrider]

Went out with Pops and my brother on Stingray Charters.  We wanted to study how the charter boys run gear in order to sharpen our game.  Fished Sodus West to Pultneyville and back on the 8 hour run.  It was a Michigan Stinger program off boards 100’ back. We fished in 6-20 FOW with most  strikes coming in 10 FOW or less.  Bloody Nose, Wonderbread, Purple Frog, Kevorkian, and Spring Chicken were producers with the fish liking copper backed spoons.  I was troubled at the number of lamprey scarred fish that we boated, (does the DEC have a control program)?  Finished the day 25 for 26 with multiple doubles, and one triple resulting in a species tri-fecta, (brown, rainbow, steelhead), unbelievable!  I highly recommend Stingray to anyone interested.  Capt Ken generously shared info that I know will improve my crews success.  Tight lines! 

[Killerk]

Why are you referring to rainbows and steelhead as different species??


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[Landshark]

Congrats

[fjrider]

I stand corrected killerk.  TY sir.  

[choked-up]

I stand corrected killerk.  TY sir.  

How dare you make a mistake!! Gosh! Nice report.. thanks.

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[maisie]

I have a question did you use spoons off the planer boards.  And if so did you put a split shot to weigh them down a bit?  Thanks

 

[fjrider]

Yes, spoons off the boards W split shot ahead of leader swivel. 

[maisie]

I have a question did you use spoons off the planer boards.  And if so did you put a split shot to weigh them down a bit?  Thanks

 

[maisie]

Thanks so much for the information!!  And the spoons don't sink to much and get stuck on a rock?

[longbow]

Capt. Ken puts on a great show and gives you your money's worth that is a fact.  He is a wonderful and accommodating skipper.