I hate to admit it, but I had two guests along and got skunked Sunday. The lake was gorgeous and flat, and the fall colors made a great backdrop.
Unfortunately, zero fish. Trolled perch Yo-zuri, black and purple R&R, a small silver/copper and various NK spoons in about 40ft from about 7:45 to 8:30.
Then switched to copper (I use it on a big reel), which is almost always picks up something if I can keep it clean. Dragged it north from about Samson to near High Banks, running a dipsy with various slow spoons on the other side. Granted, I got chatting and dragged a clump of weeds on the copper quite a ways, but still...
Changed to jigging near Belhurst around 10:30am. Nuthin. Dropped off my guests and tried a bit of jigging in the warmest water I could find, near Dresden. Nuthin.
My finder is acting strange... I'm thinking the transducer has finally had it... so I was unable to mark any fish, or my jig descending, just a faint outline of bottom.
I don't have downriggers, so that makes getting a multiple-rod program a bit more challenging.
Surface water temp was, uhh (brain strains) about 58.2 on the E side from Sampson to High Banks, a teeny bit warmer around Belhurst, and 58.8 near Dresden.
Anyway, I'd love to hear if someone else was catching on the N end of Seneca.