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With fourteen years experience as a commercial fisherman, mainly for walleye, our nets were never set on the bottom as too many non target fish were involved. All our nets were set about ten feet from the surface to avoid outboard and boat tangles with surface buoys. The main target of walleyes were smelt, perch and small walleyes for their feed. Lures for like these fish work best for suspended walleyes. Walleyes are everywhere inthe lake where water temperatures are not too high. Also disolved oxygem results are low on the bottom during mid summer heat.
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Walleyes suspend from Buffalo to the Pennsylvania border water. With side planers they scatter from your boat to lures away from your boat. Lead core line or snap weights will bring your lures such as stick baits to their preferred depths.
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Closer are Cattarugus Creek, Hanover , Town Ramp and Seneca Reservation Mrs. Whites Ramp and docks.
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Local water temperatures are walleye right now for near shore fishing in the eastern basin area.
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Sandbar was not exposed but depth situation was muddied from the blow this week. The parking lot is being repaved now. Old Lake Shore Road is closed from Sturgeon Point Road 1.6 miles East, best enter from Route 5 at Sturgeon Point Road.
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One hundred yards of lead core line with long mono leaders to your lures waste a lot of fishing time as you reel in four rods out from your boat. Snap weights get your lures to a good depth without having to reel back all your lines. Forty yards of line in front of your lures is plenty of time saved with a quick release snap weight. They do not sink your boards too deep as you will find so more walleyes will taken faster to their suspended depths where you will find te right weight on your snap weight and distance from your board. Unless you have a "Greenhorn" to reel the lines in, you will produce more fish after finding the distances that work.
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Albany politicians forget about about local residents unless they can bleed local revenues to Albany.
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A lot of local workers are employed building windmills on shore here. Landowners receive revenue from onshore windmills . Offshore windmills create nonaccess to boaters. Repairs and maintenance costs are extreme with off shore windmills.
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Lake Freighters are now receiving summons for discharging oil contaminant bilge water.
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Game Wardens are enforcing emerald shiner regulations. Sourced from a store tagged minnow source with no gobies or undesirables present. You may spend some time visiting a local judge to answer your summons.
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Pennsylvania Perch anglers have good success using French Creek plastic jigs. Check out "You Tube Perch Shows"
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There are a lot of boating users are not fishermen. They do not contribute action but take up space for launches and parking. They use the lake for swimming, sunning, diving or just traveling around for recreation. Visiting restaurants, dinner and just escaping hot summer days. They need to be organized to have an effect on our Governor, Senators, Assembly Persons. Also the restaurant busunesses should be involved. The fishing contests are not enough to attract them. Speak this up.
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18 mile Creek Bridge parking lot, today 4 cars parked there. Water was clear and running.
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Now the State can construct a Boat launch and Marina at Woodlawn Beach State Park. It would be more efficient to Erie County Southtown residents and close to popular walleye and perch fishing. Using the State Park Site is a necessary improvement to Lake Erie access. Previously Woodlawn Beach was used for small boat launching and now there is almont a mile 0f unused area . Come on now and start urging for public access to the lakefront area that is an abandoned state site. From the already built Woodlawn Breakwater to the Woodlawn Beach State Park is inaccessable to New Yorks residents and out of state tourists. We spent billions of State funds for Niagara Falls State Parks but nothing for local residents.
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Lightning strikes at three thousand degree heat will burn the insulation off the generators and wiring. Living on the lake shore for thirty years now I have watched thousands of lightning strikes for years now. Who will pay for the repairs on the water sites. At least landside installations are accessible for repairs and ther are hundreds of empty hilltops available with high winds.