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Reel Doc

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  1. Sned acres is just of Route 89 a few miles South of Dean's Cove. That is the only place I can think of on the West side of Cayuga other than the State Parks. Maybe someone from the East side can chime in on what may be near Long Point
  2. Absolutely! Give em options, and if just after Silvers but you're catching Lakers, come up 10-15 feet
  3. Cayuga lake area similar to Owasco and worse today compared to yesterday. Took a trip to the West side of Rochester this afternoon and markedly improved in comparison. If the high pressure moves off the Northern New England coast it should clear up quickly
  4. Some 15 years ago when I asked the same question several "Old Salts" on this site talked about having ball depth and leader length adding to 100. So if ball down 35, leader is 65, if ball down 90, leader is 10. It seems to have worked for me except when I drop the ball down to 110. Still haven't figured out leader length for that one yet.
  5. Great looking bucks. All from Western NY?
  6. Sounds like a great first trip! I'm betting that out over 80 plus fow the 3 color screamer was your silver fish for the day. As the water warms a significant disparity seems to develop and by Thermocline time in mid-July the Silvers tend to consistently be higher in the column and the Lakers deeper. Depending on where you marked fish sometimes directly determines best areas for spoon and Dipsey placement. Early morning and late day they may prowl along the whole column, but with a high sun, many go near the bottom by 9-10 am. Don't be afraid to drop a rigger with spoon and a Dipsey with flasher/fly inches from the bottom and hang on when they fire. Midday monsters often like the bottom and only get excited if you dangle a morsel right in front of them. Best of luck and keep us posted on future trips!!
  7. Sounds like you fished there? Had not heard of Blue Mesa but knew Flaming Gorge in Utah/Wyoming has quite a lake trout fishery too. The Western state reservoirs are getting a boost with Winter runoff after so many dry years.
  8. Abdomen is so distended. Have to wonder what was it's diet, and how old......
  9. Reel Doc

    Canandaigua Cdga 5/5

    Beautiful day to be on the water
  10. Blue Mesa reservoir Colorado......I know how you love Lakers, so I'll split the cost of the trip if you want to head out there some time!!
  11. Nothing better than sunrise out on the water. Great pics!
  12. Looking at the wind app it seems strong West/Northwest wind Tuesday to Wednesday then easing off Thursday. Should create some colored water on the East end which should make for some good fishing. Don't know about that area of the lake so perhaps others will chime in. Where abouts do you fish in Vermont? Had an Uncle from right near Brattleboro that I visited many moons ago. Didn't seem like much for fishing there versus up North and West to Champlain or Memphremagog
  13. Nice looking fish. What do you mean by a Coho rig?
  14. What a beautiful fish. And to catch it on a beautiful day. Thanks for sharing the pic
  15. I noticed that too!! What are your "GoTo" Spoons as it seems you have many choices!!
  16. Some great looking fish!! It's been a Winter/Spring with super weather weekdays and not so good weekends. I'm so jealous of all who can get out on the weekdays!! Tempting to retire sooner rather than later.
  17. Nice fish. It seems that Spring fishing Ontario can be like a box of chocolates....only been doing it for 4 years now and in addition to Browns have had Atlantics, Coho, Kings, Lakers, Perch, and a Small mouth. Never caught a Walleye any time of year so waiting for that!! I suspect hooking a Walleye that size in skinny water put a good bend in the rod.
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