5 mile marker

[erie feeln]

Went out of Nanticoke this morning. Lake was flat but the haze made it hard to see for a while especially the stacks while out on the water. Lost one nice bow and that was the only action we saw except for the millions of bugs. Heard someone radio about going to the 5 mile marker, setting up and going out to 80 - 90 feet and killing the eyes. Can anyone tell me where is the 5 mile marker?

 

[Duck Soup]

The Five mile buoy(EA8) is 5 miles south of Hoover Marina. 80-90 fow is well beyond that point.

 

[jrr]

I was out there but west a little. Had a few really hard hits on my lead core rod with a worm harnesses out but this was a home made one that has poor quality hooks. Whatever hit it the first time broke the top hook and the other 2 times they didn't set. That was closer to the middle of the elbow. But that was it. I switched over to spoons and body baits and still nothing. I was in 60ft. Looking at this:

http://www.glerl.noaa.gov/res/glcfs/glcfs.php?lake=e&ext=swt&type=N&hr=00

I almost believe the radio chatter they are deeper now unless you go east a little. The lake didn't look like that 2 weeks ago. The last cold spot is warming up pretty quick. Look at just 48 hrs ago:

http://www.glerl.noaa.gov/res/glcfs/glcfs.php?lake=e&ext=swt&type=N&hr=48

The next week of hot weather will make it soupy out there.

 

[erie feeln]

I think a lot of this is bs talked to guys at marina and they say same thing fish are moving burwell here we come last try tomorrow

 

[inky]

I was out in AM with my son.. We had pretty good luck in 60-65 fow. Landed 4 nice eyes 3-7 lb. Lost one when had some difficulty with the trolling motor and I must have let some slack in the line. All on body baits. One on rigger (black and red) and 3 on dipsey 200 ft back on a blue and chrome Rapala.