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[spoontang]

what getts it started spoony is it the water temp and moon we have been up like in second week of june and got four and others got like 3 or 4 limits but i think these cold snappes are going to deley the movment dont you

Fish migrate just like ducks and other species. I think daylight hours contribute most to migration. More daylight hours means more temperature and vice versa. Forage is the other main factor. The area I fish between Wheatley and Erieau in July and August is deep and holds so much life when the rest of the lake can't and I think the majority of it is tempetature related. Take a look at this chart http://www.glerl.noaa.gov/res/glcfs/...t&type=N&hr=15 Note the two charts. One is bottom temp. Still nice and cool down deep. That will keep the fish and bait around for a while. I think we are 2 weeks away from seeing the lake turn over. This June should shape up for stellar fishing in the Western basin. Question for Walidave- What is the average size of the fish you are catching? I am guessing the average is 24" or so. Everything I have caught is fat and healthy. Many heavy coolers will hit the dock this summer.

[Walidave]

You should have called me i would have been happy to help you out id would have taken the family fishn i usually have afternoons to myself
Captain Dave

[Walidave]

most of the fish we are getting north of niagra toward A can are between 19-23 with 5 over 26 coming in this weekend. out west they were much smaller where i had to fish when we got the ne wind and turn lake to mud puddle!!!

[spoontang]

I had short trips planned as I had to work at 3pm each day. I was hoping to set lines at 5am with glow spoons and cranks down. I love fishing before sunrise. I really appreciate the invite and we will fish soon. Do you enter the lake from the Portage River?

[jig]

thanks spoony and waildave for info what water temp would make them about 60