Sodus 4/28

[rdebadts]

Plan today was for nearshore browns, then slide out and hone my laker game- as I really want to get my kids (4 and 6) out soon for lakers.

 

We fished west- from Maxwell to almost Hughes. Nada on browns. Flat calm and crystal clear water is no bueno. We tried about 15 different sticks/spoons. I did hear that guys that went east did better. Guess I zigged when I should have zagged. We bugged out of there at 9 am.

 

On a positive note- laker fishing was fast and furious. Constant, steady bite on healthy fish. Gambler rigs were on fire. I literally cannot wait to get a calm day and get my kids out!! We kept a few (dog’s gotta eat), released the rest.

 

Back at it soon!

 

 

 

The Fishin' Physician Assistant

 

 

[rbonnell1]

Very nice I went east fished the pier head to the bluffs and back got two short release's and ended up with one nice brown

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[brucehookedup]

Dogs gotta eat? Really


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[fish whistle]

Relax.


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[Sk8man]

Looks like a nice male Bob

[rbonnell1]

It was a nice male Les and it put up a decent fight.

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[rdebadts]

Dogs gotta eat? Really

 

 

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I threw most of them back, gave 3 to an old friend who can’t fish anymore, and made 2 into food for my dog. He loves it, and fish is good for him! I do it once or twice a year

 

Some people love lake trout- I don’t. I eat salmon and steelhead regularly. My general rule is we only keep Fish if we have a specific reason for doing so.

 

 

The Fishin' Physician Assistant