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Lake Ontario Charter fishing Specialist Lucky Dutchman Charters 390 Valley RD. Pulaski, NY 13142 1(800)368-4467 0r e-mail at luckydutch@earthlink.net | ||
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Are you Planning a fishing trip to lake Ontario. Let me help you plan your trip whether you want to troll for trout and salmon, fish from shore, or drift the lake for smallmouth bass I can help give me a call at 1(800)368-4467. | ||
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Fish aboard the Lucky Dutchman II which is fully equiped to fish Lake Ontario for trophy trout and salmon | ||
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Lake Ontario fishing report | ||
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Lake Ontario Fishing report for July 2009:As we had hoped for, the salmon fishing in July showed a considerable improvement over June. In early July the best fishing was west of the Oswego harbor The fish were in the cool water somewhere around 100 feet down over 200 feet or so of water. These fish were around for quite a few days and while we were not doing limit catches it was enough fish to keep my anglers smiling. But during the middle of the July we had a number of days of really hard west and north west winds so when we got back on the lake we found that the west wind had pushed all the warm water into our end of the lake. To get fifty degree water we needed to run the lures down at least 130 feet of cable from the downrigger. For a few days my best producer was a white pro troll flasher with a glow howie fly with 180 foot of cable out. Now that's down there. Even though the cool water was so deep the fishing was good and this good fishing held on for about a week and a half. The last couple of days the weather has been unsettled with winds blowing from a new direction each day. This unsettled weather has made for difficult salmon fishing, the cool water came up from over 130 feet to as high as 40 feet, and one thing fish don’t like is change. Temperatures up and down like a yo-yo is not good for fishing. Last saturday (7/25/09) because the cool water was so high we fished for brown trout instead of salmon and we had a pretty good morning catching browns as high as 36 feet down over 50 feet of water and Sunday with the same crew we fished in 300 plus feet of water for salmon and did all right. When this weather pattern changes I expect that we will be back to good consistent catching. As we get into August the fish will start to stage and then feeding and cool water will not be as important to the fish as the spawning urge begins to take hold of the mature fish. For a more detailed account of the fishing go to Captain Bills Blog For recent pictures of what we have been catching go to http://gallery.me.com/lucky_dutchman We fish Lake Ontario from the middle of April to the end of September so if you want to fish on the Lucky Dutchman II this season give us a call as soon as you can as we are filling up fast. If you want to come to lake Ontario to fish on your own and you need a place to stay give us a call at 1(800)368-4467 and if we don’t get right back to you don’t give up on us please try again. Capt. Bill
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First King of the 2009 season caught by Jim Ardagna on 4/27/09 | ||||
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Click here for more detail reports and pictures on Captain Bill's Blog | ||
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Lucky Dutchman Charters /Feeder Creek Lodge is a member of The Pulaski/Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce | ||
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For Information on Charter fishing Lake Ontario or Accommodations at Feeder Creek Lodge Contact us at Lucky Dutchman Charters/ Feeder Creek Lodge 390 Valley Rd. Pulaski, NY 13142 (800)368-4467 0r (315)298-4467 or cell phone (315)402-9556 e-mail luckydutch@earthlink.net | ||
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