Fish the New York waters of lake Ontario for Chinook Salmon, Big Brown trout, Rainbows and Lake Trout


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	Lake Ontario Charter fishing Specialist Lucky Dutchman Charters 390 Valley RD. Pulaski, NY 13142 1(800)368-4467 0r e-mail at luckydutch@earthlink.net
		Are you Planning a fishing trip to lake Ontario. Let me help you plan your trip whether you want to troll for trout and salmon, fish from shore, or drift the lake for smallmouth bass I can help.

Lucky Dutchman Charters / Feeder Creek Lodge offers you charter fishing and or lodging on the southeastern shore of Lake Ontario in upstate New York.
You can fish the New York waters of Lake Ontario for trophy Brown Trout, lake Trout, Rainbows, and Chinook Salmon aboard a fully equipped 28 ft. charter boat with a friendly knowledgeable Captain.
Unless you request it there is no mate on board the Lucky Dutchman II. Your charter fishing trip is designed to involve you as much as possible in the fishing. We like you to participate in the fishing not just crank them in.
Free fish cleaning is also included in your package.
If you bring your own boat to fish the Lake or you want to fish in the salmon River we provide you with up to date information on what is happening. Where the fish are biting and what they are biting on.


	Fish aboard the Lucky Dutchman II which is fully equiped to fish Lake Ontario for trophy trout and salmon


	Lake Ontario fishing report

Lake Ontario Fishing report for July 2008: The fishing in July has been slow way slower than last year at this time. During June and early July we had very warm water in the Eastern end of lake Ontario and most of the time to find water in the 50’s we had to fish as deep as 140 feet down on the downriggers. To compensate for the slow salmon fishing we have concentrated on brown trout fishing and on most days the brown trout fishing was very good but then on some days they chose not to bite as good. But all in all we managed to catch fish mostly browns but once in a while a few salmon and some real big rainbows/ steelhead in the deep water. In fact on Sunday July 20th Don Malick form PA landed a 21 pound summer run steelhead. We were fishing in 365 feet of water out from Oswego Harbor. He caught this beauty on a dipsey diver with a dodger and a glow howie fly. The salmon we have been catching are either small jacks or mature salmon, and the mature salmon we are catching are real nice ones weighing in from the low 20’s to the high 20’s. Some years we have lots of fish but not real big ones and some years we have real big fish but not lots of them and I have heard of a few 30 pounders caught all ready this year. It is to early too tell what this year will bring because every time I think I have it all figured out I learn how little I really know. Since the middle of July there has been a low pressure system stalled across the border in Canada and this low has produced lots of rain with east and north east winds which pushed the warm water away and allowed the cold water to rise up in the water column. We are experiencing one extreme to the other, warm water way deep and then cold water high in the water column, it has been a difficult year this year. It seems like we get a different wind direction every two days which chances the fishing patterns every two days. But we are getting reports of good catches of salmon from the far west end of the lake and in Canadian waters so it is just a matter of time before those fish decide to head home to the rivers where they were stocked and hopefully that will happen sooner rather than later.

The only full days that I have left open are the 5 & 6 of August and September 21 through the 27. Other than these full days I have a few 6 hr. morning and afternoon trips available. If you would like to fish with me aboard the Lucky Dutchman give me a call as soon as you can and I will do my best to find something that will work for you. From now to the end of the season I don’t have much time to update this report but I will do my best. Capt. Bill.


	Don Malick from ringtown PA holding a 21 pound steelhead caught on July 21 with a glow and green opti dodger and a glow howie fly.


	I took my Youngest daughter Andrea her son Collin, her daughter Lillie, and Dylan my son's middle boy out for a boat ride on Wednesday afternoon July 2. We left the dock at Wright's landing a little after 12 noon and we ran out to 160 feet of water where we decided we fish a little and it was only a few minutes before we hooked up. Dylan fought the fish with a little help from his aunt and lots of encouragement from his cousin collin. Dylan and Andrea are holding the 21 pound King salmon while Collin helps steady his mother


	Take a look at the 2008 photos we have posted on our picture gallery page. Capt. Bill


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For Information on Charter fishing Lake Ontario or Accommodations at Feeder Creek Lodge Contact us at

Lucky Dutchman Charters/ Feeder Creek Lodge 390 Valley Rd. Pulaski, NY 13142

(800)368-4468 0r (315)298-4467 or cell phone (315)402-9556

e-mail luckydutch@earthlink.net

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