lineman49

We fished out of Dunkirk yesterday targeting lakers, we ended up with 13 lakers & 3 walleyes. All the lakers where caught & released for another day but the eyes where eaten 3 hrs. later! We had a good day! All lakers where caught on Gambler rigs,10 ft off the bottom or at the depth of the fish sometimes at 80 fow over 140 fow

Ten percent, how deep were you when you got the lakers? Thanks

So can Erie, we have hogs too but there is a lot more water for them to hide & find them.

I heard rumor they are staying open until Oct.4th. or maybe that is the Catt. state launch. Call Sturg. pt. 716-947-4452

I have 2 son-in-laws that will only eat my fish fries, no others.

Don't you have the big perch from Seneca or Canandaigua lakes?? Shorter trip for sure. I always wanted to fish those lakes for the big perch but people are pretty tight lipped about the perch down that way. but it 's a long trip from this way too.lol

Where you getting the cheap fish? I figure mine at least $1,800 @ #! lol

Glowgetter, please tell us old & senile people how to post pics ! I am not a rocket scientist but I can't figure it out. A step by step nothing left out instruction would be great. Thanks.

Amish people do nice work but don't know if they travel. There are a few around Leon & Gowanda area.

Jimski2, More power to you! with your wisdom & knowledge & the mention of catching blue pike how long have you been around? lol You always have great info. I can remember my father coming home at 7 am while I was waiting for the school bus & telling me to get the fish out of the trunk which I would do & there would be a burlap feed bag full of blue pike in it, I guess every one did that back then, its really too bad. He also said the lake behind the steel plant looked like a small city with all the boats & lanterns out there at night. I recently caught what looked like a blue pike on a Canadian fishing trip in June.