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« on: February 19, 2015, 07:50:34 PM »
We will be making our first trip to mosquito this Saturday. I assume based on past reports in this forum and the cold temperatures that ice conditions remain good? From what I have also gathered here, we are planning on trying out imagination station area, the 305 boat ramp, and the submerged road. These all seem to be in the same general area? Do these sounds like reasonable starts? Is the large pressure crack near the 305 ramp still there? Anyone been doing any good or have other suggestions? Obviously not looking for your exact spots, but rather some friendly guidance on where to drill some holes. Appreciate any feedback you are willing to provide. We will be in a black Cabelas shelter if you want to come say hello. We are always looking to meet new folks and gain knowledge from the locals.
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« on: February 09, 2015, 06:55:16 PM »
Nice work Megan66 and Wapak ice dawg. Obviously not looking for coordinates, but was curious if any of the areas we fished were near you? What kind of depth were you in? We saw lots of people on the south side of long island, maybe you all were over there? Regarding our outing on Saturday, as Sam Elliot says in The Big Lebowski "sometimes you eat the bar, and, sometimes the bar, well, it eats you". Thanks for your posts and updates!
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« on: February 09, 2015, 12:04:29 PM »
We are thinking of trying here the weekend of 2/20 assuming conditions hold. Do we need PA license to fish here or do we just need to make sure we are on the OH side? Also any general recommendations on locations and local bait shops would be appreciated. We are also considering Mosquito. Any thoughts on which is better/preferred? Thanks!
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« on: February 09, 2015, 11:29:48 AM »
On 2/7 we fished from 7:30 to 12:00 starting between Long and Pony Islands. Worked our way back up in to eh game preserve and then back to where we started. After lunch we went to Lucy's hole, and then finished up back off Long Island. Drilled tons of holes, searched everywhere. We ended up with a total of 10 fish only were big enough to keep, threw all of them back. Mix of gills, perch and bass. Not a single crappie. Fished with small spoons tipped with spikes in depths ranging from 3-5'. Everyone we talked to on the lake were reporting the same. We marked more fish than we caught, had a hard time getting them to commit. No one was catching crappies. The weather was great, and as some say, too nice of a day to actually catch fish.
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« on: February 02, 2015, 08:58:17 AM »
Fished on 1/31 in front of the Cheshire Rd. Bay. There was about 7-8 inches of ice. Only marked a few fish, no luck on getting them to bite. Moved over to the marina for a try, and again no luck. We tried everything we had; waxworms, minnows, tip ups, vibes, pimples, you name it. The sun was out with the high pressure system, so I'm sure that played into it. All in all it was a nice morning and fun to be out.
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« on: January 30, 2015, 12:09:21 PM »
Hey all-
I have a group used to fishing at Loramie, St Marys and Indian coming to town. I am planning on giving it a go with them at Alum tomorrow, and was wondering where some spots to try would be. I saw a group sitting on the East side of the lake near Lewis Center Rd. and the Mtn Bike loop last weekend. I have also read here some folks trying by the inlet to the Cheshire Rd bay. Anyone doing good north of 36 or in the marina? We will have a mix of gear (tip ups, spinning, and old hand over hand pan fishing poles with flippers) and of course Vexilar. Plan on having a mix of crappie minnows, wax worms, jigs, vibes, etc. Any insight would be appreciated. Hoping for a few "Fish On" tomorrow. Thanks in advance!
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