Boy, the Salmon fishing in the river mouths is going to be late this
year. The water temp is STILL 61 degrees 14 miles out in Erie.
Gotta drop a long way (temp, that is) before they start heading in. We
didnt even start to see fish on the Piranha until we hit 60+ feet of
water.
But the old Gal ran like a top, and I'm planning on going out again on
Sunday (weather permitting, or should I say WIND permitting on
Erie).The Marina Operator says I now have a Carte Blanche to the ramp
for the rest of the season....lol.

S.

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Boy, the Salmon fishing in the river mouths is going to be late this
year. The water temp is STILL 61 degrees 14 miles out in Erie.
Gotta drop a long way (temp, that is) before they start heading in. We
didnt even start to see fish on the Piranha until we hit 60+ feet of
water.
But the old Gal ran like a top, and I'm planning on going out again on
Sunday (weather permitting, or should I say WIND permitting on
Erie).The Marina Operator says I now have a Carte Blanche to the ramp
for the rest of the season....lol.

Same here in Lake Ontario. You watch: When the water is right, it'll also be
11 degrees outside, with gale warnings.

Same here in Lake Ontario. You watch: When the water is right, it'll also be
11 degrees outside, with gale warnings.

And then tonight, my Buddy says the Salmon ARE running, yet he still
fishes for the Muskie on Lake Simcoe.They've caught some monsters
already.

"Corsair23" wrote in message
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Same here in Lake Ontario. You watch: When the water is right, it'll also
be
11 degrees outside, with gale warnings.

And then tonight, my Buddy says the Salmon ARE running, yet he still
fishes for the Muskie on Lake Simcoe.They've caught some monsters
already.


I suspect the fish don't know what the hell's going on. Maybe some of their
runs are based on day length, although I've never heard this, and it's
probably wrong.