27.1lb Laker

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freshwaterdrumR
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RE: 27.1lb Laker 2012/04/26 16:06:27 (permalink)
Troller- how was the water clarity out there? Looks pretty muddy on the satellite images but its hard to tell how many miles out it ends
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RE: 27.1lb Laker 2012/04/27 09:26:10 (permalink)
I could see the dipseys and rigger balls down 10-12'. Surface temp 47.2, down temp 43.

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RE: 27.1lb Laker 2012/04/27 09:41:11 (permalink)
Laker lookn on saturday. 2' or less, ya buddy!
Hit me up on 68.


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RE: 27.1lb Laker 2012/04/27 10:33:52 (permalink)
looks like a bunch of us going to be out
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RE: 27.1lb Laker 2012/04/27 12:14:00 (permalink)
i have no complaints with the 3 lakers trips i.have had this year. We boated atleast a dozen every trip.
I have been running just a variety of spoons of riggers dipsys and boards.
Is anyone running dodgers, flashers, or cow bells?
I have ran spin doc and a luhr jenson flasher but no fish on those lines yet. Fish we boated fish while they were out. It could have brought them in but they bit another spoon. I know its shallow water trolling so is there reallys any need?

Your thoughts?
post edited by eyedreamn - 2012/04/27 12:16:26
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RE: 27.1lb Laker 2012/04/27 12:26:07 (permalink)
I wish that the stocking of the lakers would be ceased in Lake Erie throughout and a pilot program to once again stock coho salmon in the lake started.
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RE: 27.1lb Laker 2012/04/27 12:58:21 (permalink)
Thanks troller! Hopefully I'll be able to make it out on Sunday!
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RE: 27.1lb Laker 2012/04/27 19:59:32 (permalink)
Nice big laker(greaseball)They are easy to catch but have never caught a monster like that.I have caught 100's but my biggest was around 18lbs. I fillet the first two I ever caught and those where my last.As for fight it's alot different to Kings,cohos or steelies.Bottom fighters,that pound hard. A bread and butter charter fish in L.Ont. They always seem hungry. Congrat on the near state record.
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RE: 27.1lb Laker 2012/04/29 17:24:32 (permalink)
We made another trip out today...Definitely still fish in the area. The lake was beautiful this morning. Didn't do as well as the last trip but made out ok. I noticed the water temp was nearly the same as 2 weeks ago. Noticed more bait pods moving into the area. The good laker fishing could be coming to a close

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