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Keuka for all the reasons the guys said. You can also head down to Southern end of the lake. Curtis Wright museum as well as other sights in Branchport. And don't forget the wineries. World Class. Smith Park on Senecca lake was the first camground my wife and kids stayed when we still lived in NJ. First time we visited Finger Lakes and fell in love with the area. Watkins Glen has a lot of things to do and see. The Glen is a beautiful Park to hike. Good shopping and restaurants for the wife and Its not too far to the other Lakes. Roosterfish Brewery in Watkins. The one thing I found about the Finger Lakes way back when is that they have great Parks.

lol cool dog.

Sounds like a very interesting place.

Thanks Guys. I live within an hour of there. Will definitely make a trip.

A friend of mine from Long Island loves fishing with Suttons. He usually buys them when he is up in the Castkills area. My question is are Suttons available to purchase from the place in Naples of do you have to purchase them from a distributor. He would like to order some. And if so, where would you purchase them from. Thanks

Very sorry for your loss.

Popping noise acts as an attractor to whatever is used as bait behind the cork. I use a splasher and fly for fishing for albies at the Cape. Splasher is nothing more than a float which is filled with water to aid in casting the fly far enough to the fish and acts similar to the cork. Old timers would use wooden floats to achieve the same effect. One word for a splasher and fly rig........Deadly.

Should be fine by now.

Received a Cabelas catalogue in the mail yesterday. Great prices on Hummingbird 597ciHD DI and Lowrance Elite 5 DSI. way cheaper than what I paid for my hummingbird.

1 ounce is what I use out of the yak. And definitely a line counter if you are going to troll. Will allow you to consistently get in the right depth.

Thanks Guys.

Thanks ERABBIT. They were in a straight line which was puzzling to us. I would figure if they were a type of jug, it would be a nightmare to clear the lines. They were also using downriggers.

Guys, thanks for the response. We too were fishing with Seth green rigs and at first I thought they were jug rigs. But it seemed that the three floats were all running in a row, one behind the other. Randy has been running Seth Green rigs and jugs for years and he couldn't figure out what there were. That is why I figured I throw it out to the knowledgeable people on this forum. Thanks for you relies.

Fished Seneca this a.m. out of Starkey on my neighbor Randy's boat along with neighbor Brett. Was choppy with SW wind but looked very promising. Marked a ton of fish but no takers except one laker. Threw everything but the kitchen sink. Were a couple other boats in the area and one boat indicated he had caught 3 fish. My question is this, we thought that boat was fishing with outriggers but after further notice, it appeared they were more like balls floating behind the boat. I though they were balloons but we noticed there were 3 of these objects floating, one behind the other, red and yellow in color. Any idea what they were? Fleas were also an issue except on the blood run line. No a one.