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  1. John my buddy and I would. I will be in L.A. and Seattle until Sept. 23 though. If the fishing is still on then shoot me a p.m. Perch might be on then as an added bonus.

    Jim

  2. Yes, a lot of three pounders.  Average around 15-16". Only three or four small ones that I did not count in my total.  Even found a largemouth in the stomach of a perch!

  3. Keuka 8/19

    I spent the day looking for perch but could not get away from the bass.  Never realized how many there are in this lake but all I can say is if you drop shot small crayfish in 20-30' just about anywhere on the Penn Yann branch, you will not be disappointed. I wanted to see how many I could actually catch and release  and counted 20 that came to the boat. Ran out of crabs early and switched over to plastic with almost the same results.  What a great bass lake.

  4. I made the two hour drive again yesterday to Erie. 17 eyes, one at 30".  I am not an experienced walleye fisherman.  We have been at Dunkirk, but I know guys out of the Cat that are doing just as well. Just check the wind and wave forecast out carefully and go.

  5. 35 eyes in the last two trips out of Dunkirk. They are still there.  80-110'. A lot of shorts but limit catches of keepers. Riggers, dipseys, spoons, plugs or worm harnesses. Doesn't matter.  

  6. Sounds like a lot of fun. I too spend all my time panfishing after a lengthy (too lengthy) charter career. I have not tried the worms yet but I have all the luck I need on plastics.  Skinny frustrates me though. I have only fished the north end and the fish tend to be small and look rather thin. Catch plenty of them, just not the right size. A 12" perch there has a lot less meat on it than a 12" perch anywhere else I have fished. I guess I will try the worm fishing on the south end. Thanks. 

  7. I fished there last year for the first time.  Our first two trips we did the exact same program as you, south too Sheldrake and back.  After that, we fished the east side around the college area and did fairly well.  

    Chasing walleyes in Erie this time of year is the name of the game for us. Long ride but well worth it.

  8. Nice job Les and Mark.  I was going to hit that lake soon but my boat would haver had a tough time of it.  I even got up early today and checked the wind. Went to Honeoye instead.  Looks like a beautiful day coming up for Wednesday. I bet Deans cove will be busy.  

  9. Just wondering how you confirmed that it was VHS.  Could it be another fish disease?  The DEC has only mentioned VHS in gobies in Cayuga but does not mention Canandaigua.  I would hate to think that another fish kill will happen in Canandaigua.  

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