Sk8man

Thanks Jim. I figure fighting a south wind is better than staying home wondering what is going on out there ...I got all my lawn work out of the way today and I want to test out my 9.9 after making some minor adjustments to it before heading to Seneca one of these days soon. I hear ya on the eye (I have about 40 or 50 of them). plus my Suttons so hopefully the rainbows and browns will be active.

Yeah they once stocked those Seeforellen browns in the lake but I guess they didn't take....they get huge in Europe....

I won't bite on it...I can see who you voted for....

I'm going to give it another whirl in the early AM from the north end launch and see if I can wake up one of those lazy hogish browns.....hoping to get going before 5 AM but I've said that before too

In 50 years I'll let my son drive the boat and jig from the wheelchair....cause I'm only 68

They had the insight and foresight to draft a Constitution that has served us well no matter what the population if these aholes would just follow it instead of trying to be European wantabees.

And the Founding Fathers had a problem with tea taxes??? Whats next the death penalty for taking a leak off your boat?

Nice going Hermit and great report....felt as though I was right there .....lets hope the brown action heats up soon on these Finger Lakes....

You've got to be more optimistic Tim and bend that rod right over like we all have dreams about....oh.... that's right....it is still June

I guess at least they don't go through a bunch of tires peeling out in the parking lots....

Best of luck to you.

I think so...anything in white is often good. Good luck with it. There are a million places around there to get fish and the perch and bass are right nearby as well. Otherwise you can spend a lot of time and gas just looking around it is a pretty big (and deep) lake

You might be able to save some gas in checking things out initially by fishing right out from the marina itself if you are going to jig. There are nearly always lake trout lurking about out there. Just head right straight out of the mouth of the breakwall in the center of the marina and watch your depth finder.... for bait and or fish. They will usually be bottom oriented there (lakers and in shallower sometimes browns). if nothing of interest there head to your right (north) on a diagonal toward the beach area (still on the east side) gradually going deeper. They could be in 40 ft or 125 ft right now not sure....but there should be lake trout there. If not successful there keep heading slowly north on the east side and you will see a point and a building there they used to call the Officers - Club try fishing straight out from it or slightly north in 70-120 ft. I'm pretty sure you will connect with lakers at least at some point through there and still fishing, pulling copper and jigging are the best ways to hook up with them in those areas.

If you have the type with rings and are they staying in place? I used to have to use hot glue on the outer edge on some to keep them engaged on the dipsey They are mainly to control depth but if flopping around.....? As far as the L and R I just keep mine in zip locks and label it left or right (port or starboard) with a permanent marker and those are left preset to near 3 so they stay out away from each other and the other stuff.I have others that I make the adjustments on and I often run smaller ones (0) off the outriggers set at zero usually. I might add that the more line or wire you have out they usually head somewhat closer to each other and back a bit and I'm wondering if this is what you are referring to....are you by any chance running them (the rods and rod holder off the back or near the back of the boat? I usually run mine from the center or even some of the front rod holders...to get the dipseys to the side of the boat. where you want them to be....just thinking out loud.....

Good point from Chris Kuba.....