It's On

[bushart]

Ok Even though it was cool and breezy---Painter and his young cousin went out in search of lakers in an area lake.

 

Well we tried all the regular stuff---marked a few---no go (Jiggin, trollin spoons etc.)

 

About an hour before pullin the pin time --I moved us deeper---bingo----60 fow bingo---I'm thinkin they had'nt moved up yet.

 

Anyway we did'nt need any more than this one.

 

Bushart

 

[spincast]

Nice.

[FisherMike]

beauty!!!!!

[limeyangler]

Awesome fish Bushy...good stuff.

[Tdel]

What a great way to start. Nice fish

 

Tom.

[The JAY]

What a great way to kick off the season... I'm jealous! Nice work.

[irishfield]

Beautiful Laker fella!!!

[vinnimon]

Nice

[Kinger]

Wow, nice! What a slob that laker is hehe.

[Leecher]

Absolute beauty Terry

Awesome way to start the season

Congrats and thanks for sharing

Jacques

[Minnow]

That laker is a Tank! Congrats, I went out for lakers today in Haliburton and got skunked. I was flat lining rapala taildancer, and other spoons and nothing, do you need downriggers to catch lake trout?

[Carp]

Sweet fish !!!

 

Congrats and thanks for sharing.

[bushart]

That laker is a Tank! Congrats, I went out for lakers today in Haliburton and got skunked. I was flat lining rapala taildancer, and other spoons and nothing, do you need downriggers to catch lake trout?

 

 

No to downriggers---I've caught a lot of lakers in my day without one---I'm not saying they don't have their place though.

 

Electronics plays a big role (Again)---try to sit on top of them and jig them when they're deeper----you may miss some middle fish---but at times you can reel and jig all the way to surface--slowly.

 

I was in the same geographic locale as you yesterday---(Central Ontario)---it was kinda tough