Oswego 7-27

[rolmops]

We left the dock a little past 5  with the moon nowhere to be seen. We set up in a hundred feet of water and that proved to be magical. We did not have a chance to set a full spread because we hooked into 4 good sized kings almost at the get go. Finally by 6 we got our spread completely in the water while there were 4 kings in the box as well. Then it was quiet until around 9 o'clock when things went crazy. Within 20 minutes we were hooked into 5 fish and had to keep the lines apart. Somehow through amazing team work we netted all 5 fish without any tangles or other F--ups. For me this is a first quintuple, but it made me realize how multiple year team discipline pays of. We had a great time and this a trip that we will tell stories about.

Edited July 28, 2019 by rolmops

[cjc]

How were the fleas or are they gone great job.

[p3434]

I thought triples were a fire drill . [emoji1303][emoji1303][emoji1303]. Nice going.


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[rolmops]

Hardly any fleas at all

[cjc]

Thanks going to get up there thursday through sunday how deep were you down

[rolmops]

Most of the marks were around 75 foot down, and as the sun came up they went another 10 feet deeper.

My advice would be to stay under the thermocline but , whenever a bait ball shows up, to go to the lower part of the bait ball no matter how deep or high it is. This works well with 11 inch flashers and meat

Edited July 28, 2019 by rolmops

[billbobthorpe]

Great job on boating all 5!! Like p3434 said I thought a triple was crazy. I had one in the spring and can't imagine keeping them apart and netting all 5. That's a day of a lifetime. Congratulations[emoji106][emoji106]

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[Sk8man]

Good going .....sure doesn't get any better than that

Edited July 29, 2019 by Sk8man

[willmarsh14]

Great job


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