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@@nathancallan9376 Awesome glad you found the video useful and hopefully it's saving you some money as well. Tight lines 👊

Yeah I hear ya, some days that wind eats you up. You can keep it pretty warm in there with the buddy heater even on the windy days. I'm just hoping for more than one or two weeks of ice this year. Last two years we haven't had much ice here in Western NY.

@@MudSharkZ yep same here (Eastern, Washington state) . We had about 3 weeks decent ice, then it was still thick enough but the slush was so thick it was like standing in a puddle lol

Are you painting them yourself or is someone else? Curious if they are available for purchase because I've never stumbled across them.

@@MudSharkZ I paint them long time custom painter...I can send you pics...

I think you will like them, they cast great and get a lot of bites when the suns up. Thanks for watching 👊

Yes, in that general area.

Nope, can't say I have. Where you catch them?

Oh, he wanted to 😂

I think we were lucky to catch the two we did, pretty tough bite lately. Thanks for watchin.

@@davesmith7440 No not in this video, but I'm sure you could get some around there when the water cools off. Around 60 degrees water temp seems to be when they get very active in the fall.

@@YxngLeeJ No, west of there a ways.

It was definitely different to see all those aggressive lakers high in the water column. Looking forward to watching your pier fishing video before bed tonight, good stuff. 👊

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@@derekmcdevitt9491 Hell yeah, the guys that one it last year were in a ski boat with a trolling motor so it don't take a fancy boat.

@@derekmcdevitt9491 Text me some time man, I still have the same number. We should hook up when I come back to ohio.

@@derekmcdevitt9491 The Newmister boys are in it every year fishing on the Ranger. I haven't gotten in it myself yet, always too busy chasing trout and salmon around.

Good tip 👊 I also love trying for the sharks. This year the surf was very cold when I was there so there weren't many Brown sharks around. I did try one night anyway and got skunked.

2 days of northeast wind here now which is exactly what we needed to cool the water down. Gonna hit the pier tomorrow night for the first time I think. I heard there are a few fish in the river already so it should be time.

Thanks Jimbo 🧡 Many Busch lights were sacrificed.

@@letsgomets002 They only had to be 12" to keep from what I remember. They don't get as big as the fluke.

@@Pyle81 I've never tried the white perch or drum but I would definitely try them if someone cooked or smoked them up for me. Sounds like you guys had a great trip. I just released another video on that boat from about a month ago if you're interested: ruclips.net/video/7jRkYlSJSew/видео.html

Hell yeah, you need to meet me over in PC some time so we can go out.

You can, but I've tried it both ways and I think the water method gives you better baits.

@@MudSharkZ alright, appreciate the response

Thanks for watching and commenting 👊

That was a winter flounder not a fluke, so it was well over the size limit.

@@seancarroll8326 Thanks for watching 👊 I'm actually at the jersey shore this week doing some surf fishing. So far there has been a lot of action, kingfish and spots.

That's a great tip! I've never been, but going to Alaska to fish for halibut is on my bucket list. Glad you enjoyed the video. Sand fleas are great bait as well 👊

It was a blast, always good to fish with my boy. Thank you for watching and commenting 👊

Tight lines, thanks for watching 👊

Anywhere from Wilson, NY to Sodus Bay can be good as long as the conditions are right. Other areas further east are good too I'm sure, I just haven't fished them personally. Generally you want to look for areas where creeks are hitting the lake dumping out that nice warmer green water. I usually fish the Pt. Breeze area, but there are a lot of options.

It's been a fun year for trolling the big lake, but I'm already starting to look forward to some stream fishing. I actually bought a centerpin reel last fall but never used it because my elbow injury. Feeling better now so I'll try it this year and I'll definitely need some pointers 😂

@@jamesherald3243 Our water's a lot murkier over here on Ontario, it has a little of that Lake Erie green in it.

I mostly fish between the Genny and Point Breeze.

Yeah he was pretty wore out after those two big ones. I usually try to release all of my kings until I need eggs in the late summer early fall. Then I will keep a few to get eggs and some meat. Thanks for watching 👊

You're probably right. I never look at the names, if I like the colors I run them. "Sniper" is a great name!

I'm not that selfish, if I knew you personally, I would be happy to take you fishing at this spot. On social media though it's generally considered bad form to ask for specific spots and to share them.

@@MudSharkZWhat do bad about it?

And what pound test do you use

Yes, you could definitely do it in a kayak and I use 8 lb. test Trilene XL or Big Game.

Yes you could do definitely do it in a kayak. I use 8 lb. test Trilene XL.

I'm fishing near Rochester, but all of the bays have good perch fishing when the water cools off.

@@MudSharkZ I’m from Rochester, moved down to South Carolina 16 years ago. I miss the fishing up there. My Dad and I use to go fishing at Point Breeze off of the Parkway. Good fishing on those cold days, right before it starts snowing.

@@johnlantz3771 I fish all over but I mostly fish in the Point Breeze, NY area. Putting scent on the spoons isn't really a thing over here but people do use herring strips behind flashers for kings. Color is definitely important on the spoons. Thanks for watching and happy fishing 👊

It's been an awesome year so far, hopefully you get a chance to come up and get in on it. Where you striper fishing at, Long Island Sound? I heard the striper action has been pretty solid so far this year too.

@@MudSharkZ yeah, generally go to central/eastern long Island sound, sometimes out to rhode island as well! And hopefully we will get up there in the fall. Hope you guys continue to have a good season!!

@@martystark6334 Probably FishUSA online. I'm mostly fishing Stinger Stingrays, Moonshines, and Dreamweavers. I think FishUSA carries all of them.

@@MudSharkZ Thanks MartyStark for checking in.

You bet! Thx for watching 👊

My go-to pier reel for kings is a 4000 series Shimano Sedona with 20 lb. Suffix 832 braid. You need the larger capacity or the kings will spool you.

@@MudSharkZ That's awesome. I also happen to run a 4000 Sedona as my spinning setup, but it's the rear drag version (4000RB). It has the same capacity as the front drag version but with noticeably less max drag-7 pounds is the max drag. Do you think 7 pounds will suffice for these Lake Ontario shore salmons? I'm worried about whether I should buy a new reel because of this.

@@alldaypan I think 7 lbs. will be OK. I guess if you get spooled you'll know you need to upgrade but I know I never have my drag set near to max. You want them to run and tire themselves out, if you horse them too much you'll just break your gear.

@@MudSharkZ Thanks for the helpful advice.

Ahhh, that stinks. Still a few things free in the USA, for now anyway. They are great bait though, thanks for watching 👊

Cool idea. My bowmount doesn't currently have the spotlock, but you can convert it over for like $400 with a new head. I will probably do that eventually. Thank you for watching and commenting 👊