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I went wading from west of lake port shoreline a few nights ago casting stickbaits and didn't get anything yet.. I will be out there this weekend if I can hopefully they will be getting close to shore, Also going out deeper in a few weeks, I will let ya know when I catch my first onieda walleye

Heard they were 15 feet down in 30-40fow on the west side, 4th point used minows, stickbaits, and minow on an erie dearie, should have put a worm on it. Can anyone offer any tips for the walleye this time of year or musky on Otisco?

was going for lakers out of sampson, the darned pike kept stealing our sawbellies off the bottom in 35 feet. Nice sized though. big rooster tailed spinners worked last year in shallower water out of sampson for our after lake trout fishing it was then pike time.

has given out the money and prizes for mannnnyy years every year at the conclusion of the derby. Has anyone ever won a prize from him? were still fishin!!

A month ago I was hitting them good from shore just north of the marina, and the causeway but the weekend after nothing.. and I went out all three nights, switching b/n several stickbaits. I haven't fished it lately but want to this weekend from a boat or shore or both. Are they still hitting from shore with the water warm up or have they moved deeper. I go from 9-midnight ussually with chop or calm. Does anyone know if they are still biting from shore? Thanks, Also is anyone entering the derby? how much does it cost Thanks

Hello, I am new to the site and enjoy fishing seneca, otisco, tully, and ontario lakes. The guy who I usually go with on seneca has not been out much this year for lakers on Seneca, and thus hasn't pinpointed thier location yet. He went out with my grandpa thursday and they caught an 11, 6, and 8 pounders. Saturday, same spot, We went north out of sampson (a mile?) until we were a few hundred yards south of the first main point (I can't remember its name). Which is what we usually do, but we anchored several times in 35-55 feet of water, lines in the water by 5.15 am. (ussually we fish deeper) We fish half the poles with sawbellies on the bottom and the other pole jig with white jigs with half a sawbelly off the bottom or in front of thier noses according to the finder. There was a ton of bait fish as we could feel them tapping our jig lines as well as on the finder Long story short, we only got a 4 lb laker and 3 nice northerns, which is a first for me, as the pike bite is said to be HOTTT. What depths are working for lakers out of sampson ? as I want to go back as soon as my boat is fixed and connect with some big ones! thanks! Reed