Your Catches “19.5 inch rainbow”

Beautiful 3 pound Rainbow Trout and 19.5" caught using a white trout magnet!

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Your Catches: 13″ Crappie Casting For Eyes

I picked up this 13" crappie on Oneida Lake while drifting for walleyes. I was switching back and forth casting a jig and casting a silver willow blade over the weeds. This one hit the spinner. I got 2 walleyes on the spinner and 4 walleyes jigging.

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Your Catches: Variety of Big Fish in the Weeds

We drifted the weeds beds that finally showed up on Oneida. On one half hour Drift we got 2 Bass, 2 Large Northern, 3 Walleyes a Crappie and 3 Pickerel. One of the Northerns pushed 30". That photo will be coming.

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Your Catches: Eye to Eye

Some fish that didn't get away.

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Your Catches: Boated 13 Pickerel

Fishing the weeds has been hot on Oneida. we boated 13 pickerel, 7 large mouths, 1 Northern several perch and sunfish and 8 walleyes. We're getting them drifting from short weeds into thick in 12-14' of water. Casting jigs then switching to casting willow blades when the weeds get thicker. We're...

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Your Catches: Red Eye Shad Nails Deep Creek Lake...

A nice largemouth bass caught hitting a Strike King Red Eye off of stumps at Deep Creek Lake.

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Walleye That Never Were, A Tale of Opening Weekend 2010 (Part 1: Muskrat Bay, Oneida Lake)

May 5th

This map gives you a visual representation of the excitement that was opening night.

Fishing for walleye is often a game of chance. We’ve all had tough days on the water, and the majority of mine have come in the form of night time walleye fishing. When these fish aren’t around and aren’t biting, prepare yourself for a long night or in our case a long weekend.

We started off at Muskrat Bay just past Oneida shores on the southwest corner of the lake. Me and Juice got to work early and claimed a staging area. Pretty soon the shoreline filled with lanterns and various father son fishing teams. As the dusk drew nearer, we waited patiently for the walleye to begin migrating into shallower water.

This largemouth was caught at dusk on a Storm Thunderstick Jr.

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Jackall Flick Shake Brings Brewerton Bass

Apr 29th

Posted by Antonio in Blog

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Move over Senko I want to play too!

It’s no secret, I love the Gary Yamamoto Senko Worm. It’s been a proven bait that has brought me and thousands of others awesome results. Senko upon its inception has been synonymous with versatility, it’s well renown for it’s ability to be fished in a variety of ways. Between you and me though, I’ve never quite cared for all of the fancy rigs. Sure I know they work, but for me there’s only one way I find myself fishing a Senko worm and it’s always been about the wacky rig.