Syracuse.com - CNY anglers cash in on Lake Ontario fishing scene

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"We weighed in that day about 180 gross weight of fish," one said.

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<div id="asset-11465540" class="entry_widget_large entry_widget_right"><span class="adv-photo-large"><img height="213" width="380" src="http://media.syracuse.com/outdoors/photo/11465540-large.jpg" class="adv-photo" alt="charlie.JPG" /><span class="photo-data"><span class="byline">Submitted photo</span><span class="caption">Charlie and Clayton hold up their biggest fish.</span></span><span class="photo-bottom-left"><!-- IE6 HACK --></span><span class="photo-bottom-right"><!-- IE6 HACK --></span></span></div>

<p>Charlie Sovik, of Cazenovia, sent me this pictures recently, along with the following email:</p>

<p>"I thought you might like to see some pictures of some great fish that we caught last week, early August, on a charter. We were fishing in Lake Ontario just about 3 miles outside of the can. We were using herring and flies.</p>

<p>"Clayton Andrews (in white shirt), of Oswego, caught a chinook salmon that weighed 33 pounds at 41.5 inches. My fish was the smaller at 25 pounds and 35 inches. </p>

<p>"Both fish took all the line out and it was a long way back... We weighed in that day about 180 gross weight of fish. The captain was Dave Wilson of Oswego.</p>

<p>"I also threw in a picture of my son, Timmy, 7, who caught a nice brown trout the week earlier with Capt. Tony Buffa, Oswego. Tim wasn't able to hold the 12- pound brown trout for the picture after fighting it for about 20 minutes. Tim caught it on a spoon."</p>

<div id="asset-11465545" class="entry_widget_large entry_widget_right"><span class="adv-photo-large"><img height="480" width="360" src="http://media.syracuse.com/outdoors/photo/charlie2-2jpg-7bbe993291220862.jpg" class="adv-photo" alt="charlie2_2.JPG" /><span class="photo-data"><span class="byline">Submitted photo</span><span class="caption">Timmy and his nice brown trout.</span></span><span class="photo-bottom-left"><!-- IE6 HACK --></span><span class="photo-bottom-right"><!-- IE6 HACK --></span></span></div>

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