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Great job Kalvin!

Nice work. That one king on the right sure looks like a chunk, did you put her on a scale?

Lake Ontario sure is an amazing fishery, I'm sure you will get over the hump soon enough. Thanks for the pics!

Great job putting the little man on a hog, I bet he had a blast!

Nice job, it's good to hear the water is warming up a bit. What did you have for temps?

i adjusted the price for you Scott, good luck with the sale.

Nice job on the kings Dan. Which Led spreaders did you go with, I would like to upgrade mine.

I right with ya on the sailboats...Another great reason to get your captains license...They don't have right of way over commercial vessels...Great job on the fish.

I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure that having a captains license doesn't give you any right of way over sail boats when their under sail power.

Great job Kal, thanks for the report.

Nice!

Great job on the tourney guys.

Nice pair of kings, how deep have you been running?

Unfortunately I haven't even splashed the boat yet. The majority of my weekends have been chewed up doing other things, but at least with the slow start we have had I haven't missed to much.

Nice job Jim.

That's a hog, great job!

Nice job on the steel.

Welcome back Rich.

Welcome to GLF Rick.

I use MPH

Welcome Brian.

Welcome to GLF Laura.

Welcome Tom!

If your running the smaller boards on the 300 coppers there going to wheelie a bit, but that's alright as long as they still pull out to the side a bit. If you want more pull to the side get a pair of the tx 44's, they do a great job pulling long coppers. As for copper segments I have lengths from 75 - 300. The most productive lengths for me have been the 250 and 300, but some days the shorter segments win. Shorter segments are also good to have if there are steelhead in the area.

Welcome Tom!

Great fish John, those big lakers sure look awesome!

Great job Russell, good to see some nice kings showing up.