Champlain
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Champlain
There's achance I'll be going to Champlain in the next 2 weeks. I'll be at the south end from Fort Ti southward. Anybody got a tip or two for me. Any Info on Bomoseen or St. Catherines would be good too.
Frank : Bassin' USA Prostaff : New York
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Champlain
Greg- Allow BassinUSA to thank you for your contribution to help Ukey when he heads for Champlain later this month.
Apparently it is such a productive body of water, CT is planning to hold its 2-Day tournament there in 2002. The 2-Day Tourney determines the Federation Team. The Eastern Division Fed Championship will also be there next year. Get there while there is still some room. lol JoeM
Apparently it is such a productive body of water, CT is planning to hold its 2-Day tournament there in 2002. The 2-Day Tourney determines the Federation Team. The Eastern Division Fed Championship will also be there next year. Get there while there is still some room. lol JoeM
Good Fishing,
JoeM - Former Message Board Moderator
JoeM - Former Message Board Moderator
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Champlain around Fort Ti gave up 15 fish in about 5 hours. One Smallie went around 4 lbs. but everything else was on the small side. It was a little rough with the electric motor coming out of the water from the waves, But I did have some action. Bomoseen is a sweet piece of water. I only caught three fish and they came in a rush, One of them weighed five and a quarter and was the strongest largemouth that I have fought in a long time. I had smallmouths following baits at the south end all morning, but getting them to hit was impossible. I can't wait for next year and St. Catherine's!!
Ukey
Ukey
Frank : Bassin' USA Prostaff : New York
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On Champlain I fished gold colored Risto raps and Yo-zuri crankbaits. I've been going to gold more and more over the last few years and I'm finding that it catches fish regardless of water color or clarity. On visible targets A large green tube pitched with a 3/16 glider inside and a 4/0 gammie offset. At Bomoseen I fished a white 3/8 double willow slow rolling in weed tops about six feet under the surface and a norman Big N in gold. The big one came on the blade. The smallmoths followed everything that Bass pro shops sells!! Whats a senko?
Ukey
Ukey
Frank : Bassin' USA Prostaff : New York