Went with my good friend this morning to pick up his 19 footer from winter storage and then headed out to the lake this afternoon. And when I got to the launch boats were racing to come in and load up to leave. They must have got my message about being so many boats on the lake when I showed up this past Monday!!!! 🤪🤪 .
It may have been the storm and pouring rain , that's always a possibility??? 🙄🙄. So after the bunch of hurried boaters got done loading I put in and started off to my spot I wanted . Today I had it all to myself . Couple boats left but they were Crappie fishn'. I started out with my new Booyah pointed nose frog in the gray color and the first fish of the day was a tad over 3# and the second was a solid 2.5# , finished the day off with a Booyah jr. Popper frog on my med heavy rod and got a few more right before dark thirty. 6 for the day in the rain . It quit raining around 7 something pm. Planning an all dayer tomorrow not sure where possibly Pymatuning and Edinboro Lakes. Will have to see what the weather brings!!!🤔🤔🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🇺🇲🇺🇲🙏

We are camping at Albion this weekend to attend a crab feed today. Decided to bring my boat and try for near shore rock fish. I didn’t know you can only get in and out of boat launch at high tide this time of year so the fishing time was limited to a few hours. I ended up catching 6 lingcod, 4 were undersized at 20”, 2 were keepers, the largest being a 28” Blue. My buddy caught a Cabezon and black rock fish. My other buddy spent most of the day hung up on the bottom and loosing gear. The water was rough and drift was fast so it was hard to stay on bottom without getting snagged. It’s now raining and crab feed is outside today, should be an adventure.