HuntingNY-News Posted April 13, 2012 Share Posted April 13, 2012 "As soon as we rounded the break wall in the Oswego Harbor the down rigger rod fired and the reel started screaming. We had a fish on that was headed for Canada!" the father said. Submitted photoMia with the 21-pound king. Mark Bresadola, of Camillus, called me this afternoon today with a great fishing story. The pictures he sent of the fish caught in the Oswego Harbor this morning proved it. Mark said: "I kept telling my daughter Mia Bresadola (10 years old, Camillus) that I would take her fishing one day while school was out this week. She attends Stonehedge elementary. "Well, the weather finally cooperated and we got out this morning from 8:30-11:00 a.m. As soon as we rounded the break wall in the Oswego Harbor the down rigger rod fired and the reel started screaming. We had a fish on that was headed for Canada! "I only brought the lighter brown trout tackle and was a little worried about the 8lb test line holding up. Mia grabbed the rod and fought the fish for 20 minutes and couldn't do any more. I took the rod and did battle for another 15 minutes, it was a father daughter team effort. "After getting it to the boat I gave Mia the rod and I grabbed the net. (Of course it was the smaller brown trout net, which the fish barely fit into) After the 35 minute battle we had a 21-lb king salmon on board! "We also ended up with our limit of browns, but only kept a 3,5, and 8 lb-er. The salmon was caught on a Warrior Gobie Pattern spoon off a downrigger just 4 feet down." Submitted photoA good day's catch! View the full article on The Syracuse Outdoors Blog Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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