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Thanks Guys we had a great time. What auto pilot did you get Wes? After having one I wouldn't know what to do with out it. Sally is little three pole now. Its nice with just the 3 girls on the boat gives me nine more rods We have had a few days when we ran an 18 to 21 rod spread I will be out next weekend let me know if you are going to be on Seneca, we were going to hit Sodus again but its hard to make the drive when the fishing is just as good on Seneca.

Nice report That is the lake to go to if you want to keep some Lakers.

Did a short trip today on Seneca we started at 10am and fished for around two and a half hours. The big fish were active today we put some big Lakers, Browns, and Salmon, in the boat. Three Lakers were over 30 inches. All of the Lakers took big weenie flies/flashers, the salmon and browns hit on spoons and cranks in the top 20 FOW. All of the fish went back in the lake for the next trip. It was a great day to be out and we had a blast .

Nice fish and Pics

Nice job Andy sounds like it was slow for everyone today.

Thanks for the report Going to need an air boat for Cayuga

Nice job guys Had to be a record day on Seneca today for the most boats on the Lake in March, between the two South end ramps and severne over 60 boats were on the water. Today I got to watch you all fish while I worked But I got the next couple days off Thanks for the report and the video.

Look at some of my reports on my website. If I was going to fish Seneca I would Launch at Severne run a couple miles South set up shop on the West side and troll South. While the salmon on the South end are getting pounded you will be in Laker and Brown land. Flashers and flies down 90 to 120 down for Lakers and sticks and spoons twenty down for Browns and Salmon. If you just want Salmon and Browns work the top 20 FOW. The salmon numbers are down this winter after the pounding they took last spring but you can still find some good ones.

Nice Job Thanks for the report

I will slow down Nick LOL

Fished Seneca today with my dad and Jason. It was a great day to be on the water, the fish were jumping in the boat. We set up on the South end at 9am and trolled North for four hours it was nonstop with Lakers, Browns, Salmon and Bows. Flashers and flies off the riggers and dipsys and spoons off core and copper all took fish best depth was around 150 and fish were from 10ft down to the bottom. You see what I have to work with

Severne is good to go boats are at the ramp every day pearch fishing. We fished South of Severne today and did close to 40 all Browns Lakers, Salmon and Bows.

These flies kick butt Jason and I spent some time going over what has worked best for us over the past few years, we got with Big Weenie and this is the end result. Big Weenie makes an excellent product and these flies have not left the water since we started running them. Hills Valleys and Streams has a great selection of flies and all of the other trolling gear you may need. Sean

You could run 4 rigger rods, 3 dipseys per side and 5 to 6 inlines per side if you have the rod holders and 7 guys on the boat And still not get a tangle out of a boat with an 8ft beam.

Going to fish one If they ever go no Com we will do the rest. Sean

You are in the 40 range at 2.2 and closer to 35 at 2.5, in the summer you are probably covering the top half of the suspended schools of bait 20 ft above the T-Cline. Sean

Nice Nick Get that boat in you got fish to catch!

Hit Seneca today on the South end for a short trip with my mom and dad. The wind was cranking out of the South West but we managed to hide along the West shore. We made one short pass and hit the Lakers and Browns good out over 200 FOW on spoons and flies. The Big Weenie Reel Hooked Up Fly and the Seneca Ghost took all of the Lakers down 100 to 120, Browns were 20 ft down. Hills, Valleys, and Streams has the flies in the store if you are interested, they also have a great trolling department. We have been on Seneca quite a bit latley you can get the reports off my website and facebook. Thanks Sean Ready for the windy ride back!

27 lb holds up longer, I have used it all. If you go to the big lake and a 25 lb king takes your church board under for a 300 ft run you will be glad you have the 27lb.

You wouldnt have a Bow or Salmon left in the Seneca tribs with all the fish that lay in the two inches of water all winter.

Most years you would be ice fishing it now

Any Dipsy rods I just broke one? Sean

Great Pic Thanks for the report I bet the lake was churned up big time from all of the wind the last few days. What are you using for releases off your board line? Thanks Sean

From DEC Each line is limited to not more than five lures or baits or a combination of both; and in addition, each line shall not exceed fifteen hook points in any combination of single, double or treble hooks.

We hope to get in on one of them on the West end