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Heading out in the morning, was wondering if anyone has been out and if they are getting......any help with depths and lure choices would be appreciated.
Hope I can do a live play by play........wish the bro and I luck!
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Was out on Saturday. caught fish on riggers and dipsy divers. dipseys were 20-40' range and riggers were 80-120' Black and purple spoons were hit the most. Hopefully you don't get 3 million sailboats like we had
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Well Dinky, I'm sure you and the Bro will be running 2 rods each try running a spoon on 1 rigger (watermelon nk28 or NBK) and a Lyman or J-plug on the other; for the other 2 rods run Dipsy with green Spin Doctors (chrome frog or nuclear green with a green fly or aqua )start these 60 and 80 ft back on a 3 setting working out to 120 ft back . start in close 30 fow and moving out deeper. as you move through the 50- 70 fow have the riggers at 30 and 45 down with cheaters you can use short leads 5-10 ft off the ball If your marking bait stay close to it unless a few passes produce nothing then move. If the fish are in close and surfacing. try flat lining a white Lyman back 150ft. speed 2.5 don't be scared to work up to 3 or 3.4 mph. Just remember if it isn't working change it and it's fishing Good Luck Tight lines
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Good luck. My son and I were there Sunday afternoon to check out Lower Credit. Saw one mammoth salmon landed but lots of guys fishing looking rather browbeaten. Depth, he was using roe about 6 ft. below his float. Was only there about 20 minutes - just out scoping out places.
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QUOTE (onthemoney @ September 17, 2013 - 08:29 pm)
Well Dinky, I'm sure you and the Bro will be running 2 rods each try running a spoon on 1 rigger (watermelon nk28 or NBK) and a Lyman or J-plug on the other; for the other 2 rods run Dipsy with green Spin Doctors (chrome frog or nuclear green with a green fly or aqua )start these 60 and 80 ft back on a 3 setting working out to 120 ft back . start in close 30 fow and moving out deeper. as you move through the 50- 70 fow have the riggers at 30 and 45 down with cheaters you can use short leads 5-10 ft off the ball If your marking bait stay close to it unless a few passes produce nothing then move. If the fish are in close and surfacing. try flat lining a white Lyman back 150ft. speed 2.5 don't be scared to work up to 3 or 3.4 mph. Just remember if it isn't working change it and it's fishing Good Luck Tight lines
Hey OTM Very cool of you to provide such detail of your set-up
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Well one bow and one knock off....depending where u are out here there is no phone signal.....tried shallow first lite..but nadda....now out 270 with the charters...nobody catching
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Nice to see you are getting into some fish, weather and water look to be very good in the picture. Good luck for the rest of the day, hopefully some quality fish will be caught before you call it a day.
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Heading out to Port Credit Tomorrow
