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  1. 06-13-2014, 08:08 AM #11
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    Nice catch. Was they starting to spawn yet up there?
    I'm from pa n today is the full moon. I was looking forward this weekend to fishing beds but we got blow out by bad storm past 2 days n another coming today. Idk how fishing will be now this weekend
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  2. 06-14-2014, 11:13 PM #12
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    Smoltz...don't think they're done yet, water temp still below 70'. Am also fishing port bay (off lake Ontario) the gills are just starting to get on beds
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    We call 'em "Teenage Mutant Ninja Sunfish". Oneida Lake is the only place I've ever caught a pumkinseed even close to this big. We don't get them in the shallows like I'm used to either. We get them dragging worm harnesses out mid-lake or around the islands in 15 -30 FOW. We caught probably 20 yesterday while walleye fishing - and they have nice meaty fillets.

    The ones we got yesterday were full of eggs, so gonna say they're not spawning yet.
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    Awesome color of these fish.
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    Quote Originally Posted by joejv4 View Post
    We call 'em "Teenage Mutant Ninja Sunfish". Oneida Lake is the only place I've ever caught a pumkinseed even close to this big. We don't get them in the shallows like I'm used to either. We get them dragging worm harnesses out mid-lake or around the islands in 15 -30 FOW. We caught probably 20 yesterday while walleye fishing - and they have nice meaty fillets.

    The ones we got yesterday were full of eggs, so gonna say they're not spawning yet.
    Yea Joe...I usually drag a sinker/hook and worm just for the sunnies while jigging for walleye
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  6. 06-17-2014, 11:07 PM #16
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    Good job on the fish fry
    Good luck and good fishing
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