Fishing GIANT Late Season Lakers!

The BEST Giant Lake Trout fishing in the United States occurs in the Eastern Basin of Lake Ontario! Throughout the summer, the BSO TEAM handles a myriad of Lakers between 20 and 30 lbs., with a few examples approaching the 40 lb. mark. In this video, Capt. Bill Saiff III show anglers productive Cowbell combinations, Flasher/Fly combinations (Salmon Candy) and the Spin N Glo rigs that he uses to target these big fish.......
Lake Trout switch gears in late August and September as the biggest fish prepare to go through their fall spawning cycle. Bill's techniques will keep you into big Lakers through the end of September. Visit us online at www.billsaiffoutdoors.com

[@jamescotner7670]

Great videos Bill! Here on Superior, I love running these same presentations for late season lake trout. Another good combo in my charter program is 11" paddle flashers with a spin n glo rig. We usually rig our spin n glows and flies with smelt when fishing the bottom like this. Tight lines!

[@RogersRigs]

Awesome work! these are big Lakers and great points

[@BillSaiffOutdoors]

Thank you...

[@michaelprevost1229]

Thanks for a great time Bill i had a ball.

[@BillSaiffOutdoors]

You are welcome Mike!

[@jimlavigne9016]

Another great video Bill.

[@BillSaiffOutdoors]

Thank you Jim.....

[@scottlindquist9107]

Thanks for the great video!!!

[@BillSaiffOutdoors]

Glad you liked it.

[@elizabethbrewer4226]

I'm new to trolling for trout I'm going to fishing the finger lakes what would be some good multi species Michigan trolling spoons thanks for your time I can't wait for your next video

[@BillSaiffOutdoors]

The BLACK WIDOW, FAT NANCY, EMERALD SHINER, SODUS PT BUCKEYE, GOLD PERCH AND CADDYSHACK

[@elizabethbrewer4226]

Thank you Bill

[@jamesathendune9026]

Bill how far back is your setback from the ball? And what is your average speed? I am a subscriber and really appreciate your videos.

[@BillSaiffOutdoors]

All these rigs were inside of 10ft off the ball.......GPS Speed Over Ground (SOG) was around 1.6 knots.

[@jamesathendune9026]

@@BillSaiffOutdoors Thank you, really appreciate your help