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2011/11/07 13:44:07 (permalink)

Pymy

Anyone fishing Pymy? North end or south end? Docks still in? Any good?
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    Tunapursuit
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    RE: Pymy 2011/11/08 19:01:19 (permalink)
    Fished Saturday, North was rough marked fish but no takers (NE wind), moved from area to area fishing different spots and made it south, caught several walleye and some nice 10-11.5" perch. Tightlines
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    RE: Pymy 2011/11/22 18:04:13 (permalink)
    i was thinking about going up this weekend with the weather forecast being so nice. i already put the boat away for the season. what do you think would be more productive...........shore fishing the main lake or the outflow/river? my target fish can change with whatever is hitting best. thanks in advance
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    RE: Pymy 2011/11/22 18:14:38 (permalink)
    I fished the south end last Saturday from shore using small floating jig heads and weight less minnies. I caught 8 perch & 6 crappies. It didn't matter to me what I caught. 
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    RE: Pymy 2011/11/27 18:53:29 (permalink)
    fished off the jamestown marina docks with my dad & sister this morning.  was very slow.  we caught a few gills and a perch.  i used my showdown off the dock but it didn't work very well - maybe transducer was too close to the dock but the signal wasn't great.  anyway, no fish fry tonight.  anyone ever try using their sonar off a dock or pier? 

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    SmMouthSeeker
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    RE: Pymy 2011/11/27 20:37:40 (permalink)
    I take it Norm closed down the bait shop for the year?
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    RE: Pymy 2011/11/27 20:59:17 (permalink)
    if you are using sonar in shallow water, try turning down the sensitivity...
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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/24 07:37:34 (permalink)
    Anything happening down in pymy? Was thinking about taking the Jon boat out around tuttle. Any info would be great!!

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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/24 07:40:34 (permalink)
    I use my vex off the boat all of the time. I have tried it off the pier but didn't mark a thing. I think a floating dock would be the best bet.

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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/26 11:53:30 (permalink)
    i saw at gander mountain a castable wireless fisfinder, you cast it like a lure, reel it back in slow, and the info is transmitted to an lcd watch screen... you can scan for fish as far as you can cast!
    pretty cheap too!
    post edited by ToothyCritterGitter - 2011/12/26 11:54:02
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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/26 19:24:28 (permalink)
    ORIGINAL: ToothyCritterGitter

    i saw at gander mountain a castable wireless fisfinder, you cast it like a lure, reel it back in slow, and the info is transmitted to an lcd watch screen... you can scan for fish as far as you can cast!
    pretty cheap too!
    I thought of buying one of these too. It seems ideal for fishing from shore, but I like to hear everyone's opinion before I buy one.
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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/26 19:39:33 (permalink)
    I recieved one of those finders several years ago. Still works good only gets used a few times early and late in the year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/26 21:32:45 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: NeFiShNeTiMe

    I use my vex off the boat all of the time. I have tried it off the pier but didn't mark a thing. I think a floating dock would be the best bet.

    That would be the other end of the lake " jamestown Marina keeps em in all year longggg....nw/

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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/26 22:40:39 (permalink)
    works good in tandem with a bobber... cast near the transducer, set it to the right depth... maybe a slip bobber... work it just like ice fishing...
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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/27 08:02:20 (permalink)
    If you have a boat...Anywhere from 14 to 22 ft. has been good where you can find the bait....lots of walleyes the past couple weeks.  seems the little guys have grown....all were legal...
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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/27 11:04:49 (permalink)
    I've been looking for someone who uses their vexilar off their boat.NeFiShNeTiMe can you describe your setup?
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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/27 18:21:45 (permalink)
    I throw both anchors and hang transducer about 6" below the boat. It works just like u would use it on the ice. I want to get the alumaducer in the spring. I have only used it on pi bay for perch

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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/29 16:31:04 (permalink)
    ORIGINAL: NeFiShNeTiMe

    I throw both anchors and hang transducer about 6" below the boat. It works just like u would use it on the ice. I want to get the alumaducer in the spring. I have only used it on pi bay for perch


    You might not need to buy an alumaducer. The guys at vexilar told me the Ice ducer will work. Try and google it
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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/29 17:15:12 (permalink)
    I will try it next time I go out. As it don't look like the bay will freeze any time soon.

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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/29 20:01:36 (permalink)
    I bought a puck transducer and use it on my bow mount trolling motor. Works great!
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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/29 23:45:11 (permalink)
    I was thinking about doing that. I'm going to try just putting trans. In a little water in back of boat before I buy anything

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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/30 10:27:22 (permalink)
    Any ice on the water yet? Would like to fish the jamestown end by boat tomorrow...
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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/30 11:07:23 (permalink)
    North end was iced up but south was open. It warmed up last night and has been raining, so I'm going to say you'll be good to go. Almost all the snow has melted even. Just check the wind for up here cause we have been having some really windy days, like 20+ mph days.

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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/30 18:43:25 (permalink)
    I wish the ice would just grow. Do ya know if they are catching anything worth a trip from Erie with the boat?

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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/30 18:59:47 (permalink)
    Couldn't tell ya for sure. I haven't had a fishing rod in my hand since October. It's hunting season and my Sunday's are filled by rest.

    Like I said just keep an eye on the wind it's been a heavy chop the last few days.

    The worst day hunting or fishing will always be better then the best day at school or work!
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    RE: Pymy 2011/12/31 13:55:49 (permalink)
    if it freezes, ill be ice fishing. if not, ill be waiting for the early spring eye bite.

    all ive been using my cabin for lately is a jump off point to erie :)
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    RE: Pymy 2012/01/02 11:27:08 (permalink)
    looks like some cold weather hitting up there. maybe we will get some ice soon

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    RE: Pymy 2012/01/02 17:17:00 (permalink)
    just got back from pymy, 5 inches of snow but not a lick of ice anywhere north or south, it will be a while temps this weekend well above freezing
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    RE: Pymy 2012/01/02 17:29:02 (permalink)
    The north end will be froze by tomorrow. It's been frozen 3 times already so the water is cold, especially with the temps they're calling for. If the lows stay in the 20's and the highs in the low to mid 30's it'll be good to go soon. We will be fishing soon!

    The 10 day forecast has 5 daytime temps above freezing and only one low above freezing. 17 tonight 17 tomorrow and 14 tomorrow night it's gonna freeze
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    RE: Pymy 2012/01/02 23:10:25 (permalink)
    with wind like this...i dont know how good it will freeze... i hate to put anyones hopes up cuz im dying to get out myself.
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