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New York State Trailer Boat Association
Jimdski replied to Jimdski's topic in Lake Erie Fishing Reports
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We need a group for trailer boat operators in New York State. With all the boats, jet skis, sailboats using boat ramps an action group is needed on our lakes and rivers to make our governor and legislators aware of the economic influence and needs for improved waters access points. The marina docks seem to get their needs taken care of but boating trailer operators are forgotten. Please speak up!
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A Kenmore Fish Market Store has Lake Erie Yellow Perch filets for $22.00 a pound now.
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When you are gone you are reincarted into a seagull. Respect them. -
The weight of a cool;er full of perch provides more meals than a limit of walleye.
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Friday one boat off Evangola set there from 7AM to past 4pm without moving. Another boat off Fox Point came in with 73 perch in 73 foot of water, all large perch.
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One perch rod in your hand out fishes three watched rods. This is due that the watched rods lose too much bait and you waste too much time reeling, rebaiting and resetting the other rods. Keep your pole in your hand and quickly set the hook as the fish has it in his mouth. Your catch numbers pile up faster.
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As lake waters cool, the eastern basin will have the perch and walleyes move back. Fishing will resume to typical June fishing now and there will be no need to travel farther to the SW for good action.
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With the lake surface water temperature drop to below 65 degrees, the walleyes will be nearer the surface. With plankton and bait now near the surface waters also due higher dissolved oxygen content of surface water due to wave actions, you will not see them on your sonar as your boat spooks them away. Side planers with lures on top along with jets to keep your lures higher on turns work now. Just because they do not show on your sonar screen, be aware the sonar signal is straight down below, not off to the side and on top of the water column.
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Angola, NY
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The best secret to catch perch is to have an emerald shiner minnow laying on the mud bottom. Perch will feed off a dead minnow before chasing a suspended minnow above the lake bottom. Always have a snelled hook tied to the sinker and let the sinker rest on the bottom. Occasionally lift the line and be aware although no bite has been felt, the extra weight indicates a perch can be hanging on.
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Fishing the Allegany River and Kinzua Dam areas should be determined to the high rainfalls especially in Pennsylvania due to muddy waters. -
Starting from Point Breeze yesterday with my son and nephew aboard, we stopped several times after spotting small hooks on the bottom with our sonar resulting ln occasional perch, with a call from a neighbor, we went off Silver Creek 70 foot of water. Several boats out there were pulling a few perch out and we let out our anchor with 200 foot of scope. Suddenly about 11:30 AM, the bite turned on. With a bluebird sky and high sunlight the perch schools were moving to deeper water tp avoid the sun. Continuous catched of larger 12 to almost 15 inch perch were taken to about 3:30 PM, Things slowed down then and we pulled the anchor about 4:00 PM, The caych was 93 jumbo perch with 70 perch between 12 and 15 inches. Small emerald shiner minnows obtained frpm Ferry Street Bait store woked best, The noon hour tips were important,
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God article, you got it. The eastern basin is only affected off Dunkirk and Barcelona deeper waters.
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A "dead zone" has been documented for years now as organic materials decay on the deeper waters and consume oxygen from the waters,
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The coldest bottom waters can be oxygen deficient due to decay of planktons and other organic substances.That is why fish stack up off the bottom waters.
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NE winds change the thermocline levels. When you have them stay home and cut the grass or do some painting.
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The fisherman who claimed the fish was caught at a smaller lake was checked earlier in the day fishing in the reservoir by Seneca Conservation officer.
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for sale 2 Big Jon downrigger mounts and swivels
Jimdski replied to camo's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
A lot of muddy water from higher rainfalls lately, -
Kinzua walleye are Ohio River strain fish which grow larger than Great Lakes strain walleyes. That is why the New York State walleye record walleyes are from. The Ontario record walleye was caught in Thompson's Hole of the Niagara River by a shore fisherman. It was over 22 pounds and the catch was monitored by many observers. this was over eighty years ago though.
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for sale Fishing camp on Lake Erie New York
Jimdski posted a topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
Point Breeze RV Resort. Two bedroom mobile home, 18 foot Polar Craft boat/ 115 HP Yamaha, golf cart, private boat ramp on site, nearby golf, Casino, 30 minutes west of Buffalo. $47,000. Call Bob, 716-807-9831. Great Walleye, Perch and Bass Fishing. Between the Cattaraugus Creek and Sturgeon Point Marina. Swimming Pool and Recreation Hall. -
Finally after a week of easterly type winds, a good catch of larger walleye came in. In 81 foot of water, west of the Dunkirk stacks, a limit catch of 5 to 8 pound walleyes was taken. Using smelt sizes spoons on #3 setting Dipseys set out 150 foot of braid. The eastern basin is almost devoid of fish due to the upwelling of colder water from the wrong winds. Southwest winds should return this week and the fishing should turn back on.
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Remember the Pyramids were built on sand. It would be good to hear from a civil engineer what use could be made of that expensive dredged sand. -
Walleye Commercial Walleye Fishing on Lake Erie
Jimdski replied to Bottom Bouncer's topic in Lake Erie Fishing Reports
Yellow and white perch, silver basss, whitefish, ciscoes, carp, catfish and others. A balanced harvest of all species is needed , Back in the mid 1950's the smelt that were stocked in Michigan, a foreign invader destroyed all the fishing including sport fishing, especially the blue pike, lake trout, whitefish and ciscoe population of the Great Lakes. In the mid 1960's American and Canadian trawlers began harvesting the smelt which were mainly shipped to Asian communities started controls. Also the Pacific Salmon stocking program did the needed control of the smelt and by the mid 1960's the walleye and perch sport fishing returned and the dead Lake Erie started o boom again. The cold water blue pike never returned as the smelt exterminated their reproduction.
