Having grown up in Irondequoit in the 60's, we ice fished the bay many times. They used to have Ice Boat races, Ice Bike ( motorcycles), and as they were a new thing in the 60's, they would have snowmobile races as well. Not to mention waterskiing in the summer.
@@patrickcordery1635 i lost so many lures in trees fishing in the summer, i was always hesitant to buy anything for fishing. since then i started bobber fishing and jigging i never caught so many fishes and i stopped losing stuff!
It has been a productive year for perch. Silver Lake now has a decent perch population, 8-9 inches, and Conesus has been producing perch well over 10 inches. But like you said, they are finicky.
Great video! I live right next to that bay and hardly ever fish it. I just started using the stingnose jigging spoon and it's become a go to lure for me when it comes to perch. Need to get out there and get some content for myself. Got yourself a new sub keep up the good work.
You should also try Sodus Bay. Good point to show the color of the fins. The redder the fins means it's feeding on the Blood Worms. Then you can tip your lure with a red plastic worm.
Hi IVO - Good fishing video - Good supply of perch for the dinner table - personally speaking when I go outside fishing on the ice covered lakes the sound of the ice cracking makes me quiver -
Ivo you're fishing in my backyard too....I live near Sodus bay and Sodus bay has been on fire lately for perch....I've been using the stingeye for a few years now...actually been using 1/4oz and 3/8oz....just using 1/16oz in shallower water but looks like the boatless angler did pretty well with the 1/16oz...if you ever want to fish Sodus let me know.
Are you ever worried about pollution ? The NYS Fish consumption advisories list PCB's , Mirex and Dioxin as contaminants of concern for Lake Ontario and Irondequoit Bay. I'm sure the perch are ok to eat but I'm just curious.
@@kylematesic I know that. I just wanted to let them know not to eat too much and to make sure they were aware. You can eat up to 4 meals/month of yellow perch out of Ontario and Irondequoit.
Having grown up in Irondequoit in the 60's, we ice fished the bay many times. They used to have Ice Boat races, Ice Bike ( motorcycles), and as they were a new thing in the 60's, they would have snowmobile races as well. Not to mention waterskiing in the summer.
This my area, you should try hour or so south of Rochester, Honeoye, Honeoye Lake,
i moved to rochester ny about 10 years ago... i want to try ice fishing...
I ordered two sting noises cant wait to use them
I receved the to sting noises and they are so tiny cant waitvto try them
@@patrickcordery1635 what size?
@@patrickcordery1635 i lost so many lures in trees fishing in the summer, i was always hesitant to buy anything for fishing. since then i started bobber fishing and jigging i never caught so many fishes and i stopped losing stuff!
What snow suits are you guys wearing out there?
They are floater suits - i.e. survival suits - many good brands out there, just pick one that's in your budget :)
Great videos good song nice fish perchaude
Québec this fish is perchaude
Looks like fun !!!!!!
Fantastic *video* Congratulations.
Fishing is show!👍🎣🐠🐟
Come just a little further east to Sodus Bay for some great perch. Get ahold of me and I'll show you once we have ice.
Thats some good old perchin
Awesome video Ivo
Welcome to Rochester. Been watching you for a long time.
...thank you for the welcome - much appreciated and had a great day there...Rochester is a nice city & the bay has good fishing :)
Yeah I live near there too about 10 mins from sodus bay that's were I ice fish
Ya know what folks? Im ever so grateful to share earth with a being like Evo during my time here :)
It has been a productive year for perch. Silver Lake now has a decent perch population, 8-9 inches, and Conesus has been producing perch well over 10 inches. But like you said, they are finicky.
Great video! I live right next to that bay and hardly ever fish it. I just started using the stingnose jigging spoon and it's become a go to lure for me when it comes to perch. Need to get out there and get some content for myself. Got yourself a new sub keep up the good work.
glad you enjoyed the video and great to have you on board as a subscriber :)
Need to setup with rods. What are you guys using?
I was using a Pflueger rod that day, but there are many good brands to chose from and all reasonably priced :)
Awesome 👍👍
Love your channel ivo. Keep up the Great work. regards from germany
You should also try Sodus Bay. Good point to show the color of the fins. The redder the fins means it's feeding on the Blood Worms. Then you can tip your lure with a red plastic worm.
I don't understand why people thumb down thundermist videos lol. Ivo and the gang r very informative, unlike the bragger videos
Hi IVO - Good fishing video - Good supply of perch for the dinner table - personally speaking when I go outside fishing on the ice covered lakes the sound of the ice cracking makes me quiver -
Nice perch guys where’s the place ?
irondequoit bay, Rochester NY :)
Ivo you're fishing in my backyard too....I live near Sodus bay and Sodus bay has been on fire lately for perch....I've been using the stingeye for a few years now...actually been using 1/4oz and 3/8oz....just using 1/16oz in shallower water but looks like the boatless angler did pretty well with the 1/16oz...if you ever want to fish Sodus let me know.
Spot burner alert.
Question. Can u confirm if using perch eyes are legal in Ontario? I've heard both. Don't know where to confirm
From what I know as long as it's not "edible " for our consumption its fine. I've used it the odd time on simcoe
@@rayali6190 Also what I heard. any part of the carcass is fair game
Not too far from me
Are you ever worried about pollution ? The NYS Fish consumption advisories list PCB's , Mirex and Dioxin as contaminants of concern for Lake Ontario and Irondequoit Bay. I'm sure the perch are ok to eat but I'm just curious.
Garrett Lauzon New York has recommended consumption amounts for certain body of waters
@@kylematesic I know that. I just wanted to let them know not to eat too much and to make sure they were aware. You can eat up to 4 meals/month of yellow perch out of Ontario and Irondequoit.
7:30 perch disappointed x-)
why not use worms to tip. maybe the bigger ones will bite more
Nice for people to run their engine so loud while you are filming lol