dobee Posted May 26, 2008 Report Posted May 26, 2008 (edited) Got out fishing Sunday morning hit the niagara river. From 7:30 to 10 we had no luck, ran into Paul from Cast Adventures around 10:30 , having time to kill before his afternoon appointment , the nice guy he is invited me and my friend Brian aboard for a good hour or so. Brian and I have been out with Paul before so it was nice to get the chance to catch up while dropping a line in the water with him. We bought in 2 steelies, a sheephead, and lost 2 other steelies all within an hour. From shore, the afternoon proved more productive then the morning, we landed 2 steelies and lost 2 . we landed the exact same steelie that we caught earlier (same missing pectoral fin and stubby tail) nabbed a nice 27†laker, A nice 4lb OOS smallie, sheepshead, and a pretty big sucker. All caught on minnows. Getting on the boat for an hour made our day Paul…thanks again.. For anyone who wants to hit the Niagara, I highly recommend Paul at cast adventures , he’s a great guy, knows his stuff and gets you onto fish. camera died as i turned it on... go figure... heres a pic from home and one for team 2! dobee Edited May 26, 2008 by dobee
Guest Johnny Bass Posted May 26, 2008 Report Posted May 26, 2008 Nice laker. Sounds like you had some bonus action on the boat. Thanks for sharing.
jdmls Posted May 26, 2008 Report Posted May 26, 2008 nice job.......I have to get out with someone for a tutorial on Niagara steelheading...that river is so big I wouldn't know where to start
ccmtcanada Posted May 26, 2008 Report Posted May 26, 2008 Way to go Dobee!! Great entry for the team! Kudos also to Paul for taking you out on the river..... Keep the entries coming...I have a feeling we'll be unstoppable!
CLofchik Posted May 26, 2008 Report Posted May 26, 2008 nice job.......I have to get out with someone for a tutorial on Niagara steelheading...that river is so big I wouldn't know where to start Ditto. I have a floater day coming up this week and I'm thinking of hitting the Niagara, but I haven't fished it in years (like 10, lol). I barely have a clue what to use, lol. We'll see.
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