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Date Fished: 5/13/03
Location: Lake and Salmon River
Water Conditions: Colored
Posted By:  "Troy" Troy@highadventurefishing.com
     5/13/2003 8:20:08 AM   Report ID: 7282

Report: Lot's of Water Now!!


High winds, heavy rains and cool temps are forecasted for the next few days. My friend Tom Burke fished the river yesterday and was 2 for 3 until he was ordered off by the Fire Dept. Generally they never raise the water during daylight hours, but the water was spilling over the dam and they had to release it. 350 cfs to 4,000 cfs in a matter of hours. Yikes!!

This will probably kick most of the dropbacks into the lake, but may bring in some browns and skamania steelhead. We won't know until the wtaer comes down.

The Oswego Harbor is Red Hot right now for browns. The high colored water gets them real active and the bait will be packed in their as well as right off all the creek mouths. Fish the edge of the colored water and although we were trolling smithwicks in black and silver and black/silver/orange belly. The bright colors will be doing most of the damage now. Fishlander and R&R spoons in glow, frog, chartreuse and orange are working the best off the riggers. Troll 1.8 to 2.2 and don't troll in a straight line. Constant turns will produce more strikes!

The walleye bite has beemn sensational somes night and nonexistent others. The strong currents wil move them around and I have to fish them most nights for the next week, so I will let you know.

Go Get Um!

Troy




Date Fished: 5/8,9,10,11/03
Location: Lake Ontario
Water Conditions: Great
Posted By:  "Troy" Troy@highadventurefishing.com
     5/11/2003 5:06:11 PM   Report ID: 7269

Report: Again I am sorry that I haven't updated in a week. I am flat out everyday on the lake, but I have wrapped up my river season, so I have more time to post reports.

Looks like some real weather coming in for the next few days. High winds, heavy rains and cool temps. This will move some water around.

My last river trip of the season was Thursday and we we definately didn't tear them up. Eric and I worked real hard for a few hook ups and landed one hen. There are still good numbers of fish in the river, but they are off the bite due to the lampricide being put into the river to destroy the lamporey eels. This stuff may put the trout down, but it does a number on the lampreys. There was dead eels everywhere. Potent stuff. Without this program, we wouldn't have the fishery that we do. Thank God, that money wasn't lost in the budget cuts!

I fished the lake for browns, Friday, Saturday & Sunday. We had great catches every morning, but struggled in the afternoon. They just don't bite all day. We had three fish between 10 and 12 pounds with the rest averaging 2 to 6.

We are trolling smithwicks in black and silver and black/silver/orange belly. Fishlander and R&R spoons in frog and monkey puke are working the best off the riggers. Troll 1.8 to 2.2 and don't troll in a straight line. Constant turns will produce more strikes!


Go Get Um!

Troy





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