J Francho

Many products up here have dual instructions in both English and French. I assumed it's simply due to being somewhat close to French speaking Canadians.

I don't keep track, but it's less than 100 right now. I do have one over 7 lbs.

Awesome.

Someone says thank you, I say you're welcome. This simple courtesy has pretty much completely eroded away in modern culture. Pretty sad.

It's old.

LOL, at least it was calm enough to fish. I had a Tx on Champlain like that once. Not a heck of a lot real close to the little Crown Point town launch.

Not really. Uni works just as well. If it's slipping, you are tying it wrong.

A 50 seems pretty logical. It's built pretty much the same as the 200.

My job is in statistics. I can argue that ANY stat is impossible to measure, and can carve just about any dataset to match the goals of the survey or report, lol.

We used to catch the hell out of bullheads at night with ....

Never really thought about it. I guess I palm a caster, and 2 or 3 fingers in front on a spinner.

Here's 25 pages of rigs:

I don't think that's even possible to accurately measure. All you can use is "angling hours," which doesn't really equate to "pressure." If you don't want to discuss it, then don't post. Mocking people isn't really going to get you very far.

Fished there a time or two.... Chaumont Bay is a special place, indeed. Too far a run for me, lol. However, Chaumont Bay is FAR from representative of Lake Ontario as a whole. Like calling PI Bay on Erie, all of Lake Erie.

LOL, where the heck are you fishing?

I fish grubs like a slow motion rattle trap. Count them down to the fish, and reel in just fast enough to keep them there.

What those "fish catches per acre" stats don't tell you is how much dead water water is included. Lake Ontario (oddly enough a "trout stocked lake" lol) is like a sea as another poster referred to Erie. But, the available bass habitat is very small, and easily determined when looking at a map. It's probably only a few percent (if that) of the entire lake. OK, I'm lost. You posted something, and don't know what it means? Why?

Usually 10 lb. mono, or .012".

I use both. Just depends on the weight of the bait I'm using.

4.) Reel in slower.

http://www.basspro.com/Betts-Carolina-Floater/product/20867/77781

Weightless weights? J/K I know what you mean, unweighted baits do fall slower than weighted. What about those floating bullets for walleye?

I hate guys that pull that move. Especially if it's upstream from where I'm fishing. Besides, it's illegal:

A steel weight is bigger than lead or tungsten, so that would slow it down more.

LMAO. Good one!