we plan to pull the boat out around tday but am watching the river temps right now. got slightly iced in last year, dont want to do that again. lake is on fire right now. the biologist has been calling them white perch, they definitely are not alewives getting spit up in the big bay and they have yellow eyes, not red like the bass

I just sent you the clips and a couple prototypes you will have them tomorrow

Fishlessman, Let's see some Sebago trophies, please.. open this website-

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I went Sebago couple weeks ago an wind kept me from fishing good spots. Caught several small Landlocks & Lakers (Touge).....
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Ozzie put multiple 5lbers in his boat this year and really gave a lot of help getting the new fishjigger ready. Wait to you see the video. Maybe Ozzie can send you the YouTube link

I run Paul's products religiously! Ski-Jiggers w/high speed blades at 3mph brought these beauties to my net...

we have the skijiggers out all year as well and jims jiggers when the wind really picks up. i need to update my older skijigger for the updated version, the new ones dont dive like my old one. i really like his newer design, need to get one for the other side this winter/spring. how was the traffic on winni this year, sebago was a ghost town, was almost like it was my own lake this year

W/Covid giving folks more free time, Winni was always busy. W/our crashed Landlocked Salmon program we were mostly fishing for 5 & 6 year old's (YO's). Of course this is great for catching trophy fish, but will be tough as next years fishery will be 6 YO's & 2 YO's. Our fish are being raised at the Nashua Federal Hatchery where controlled temp's are affording much larger 1 YO's to be stocked. I've heard rumors NH F&G are considering increasing amount of 1 YO's to be stocked next spring. After their Smelt survey they've said our Smelt are in excellent shape. My fingers are crossed. Capt. Bob