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There's about to be just as much bacteria in the water next weekend during the Italian American festival that is held at the park. Enjoy. Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Certain days I see them, and some days nothing. Sunday mornings charter we probably boat 10 lampreys. Killed 9, one shook off. Grrrr Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Good to see. If these salmon survive the lamprey outburst. We will have yet again a great fishery with them. Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

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Well, broken record here. Seneca is still fishing great. With that being said this past weekend I had to give it up the the fish gods and sent my phone for a ride in 120 fow. O well, they make new ones daily right? Back to fishing. Bows and salmon are still taking scorpion spoons fished on the Riggers in temp while the coppers and cores in temp are producing better with regular stinger spoons. Mixed veggie hammered and smooth silver or bras back both working good. Deep Riggers still pulling fish consistently in the bottom 30 fow. The grease trap BW brand and Michigan stingers version both working good as of lately. Gambler rigs following these are the ticket. Green glow gsmbler(peanut based) works all day right now while the spin and glow models, ya must switch according to sun position to keep the bite going. I had some good photos but they are gone. The diver bite had been good for Lakers, especially mid day. E chips are the top producer in chrome versions (green dot) with atommik flies. Stud fly and hammer the go to fly for me as if lately. Mag divers out 185 to 200 are best. Sundays fishing was exceptional, and an evening trip last night produced greatly. I'll have to grab some fish photos from FB, since my phone went kurplunk. Nick Sent from my SM-G960U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I use 30lb braid to jig cayuga with 12 lb fluoro leader with white tube baits. Find Mark's of fish from 50 fow to 120 fow. I've done pretty decent fishing there out of my kayaks and skiff. Good luck Sent from my SM-G950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Well, ran a morning trip Saturday and the lake trout wanted to play. Down temps were changing from 40 degrees to 70 degrees 60 down. The rolling lake prevented a good target depth for off species. But that bottom 30 fow was active. Our morning group from Lake Champlain wasnt disappointed. We managed fish from start to finish with never a lack of bites. Gambler rigs were the secret with a few deep spoons producing as well. A long copper out the back brought some fish in with the laker slime attached to a stinger "grease trap". Started with glow in the am, and shifted to chrome's before long. The glow gambler peanut rig pictured produced all day however, while the chromes I had to play with the colors. After enjoying a lunch with friends after dockside, once the winds relaxed we snuck back out to put a friend on fish who was a first time. We fished for less than 2 hours and boated plenty. This time, divers produced out 187 with chrome's and uv. The stud fly was quality. No fishing today as the winds are severe. Get fishing!, soon. Sent from my SM-G950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Sorry, sold to a guy before ya. Thanks for the interest. I will have more soon. Phasing out colors I never wanted. Sent from my SM-G950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thanks for the plug. I just like to give seneca the props it needs. I've seen some negativity on this site towards me. I have no reason to "lie" to gain attention. I'm just being honest with guys, especially if it saves them that extra drive time to other lakes for a quick morning or afternoon trip on their boats. Nick Sent from my SM-G950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Seneca fished great all weekend. With the great weather came great fishing. Although, everyone seems to think the lake is dead, the FLTA tournament had proved otherwise. There was a great turnout of boats and lots of fish came to the scales. It was nice to see and HEAR everyone say the lake fished so much better than years past. The lamprey problem is still, well a problem but after last months treatment we should see a decline in their presence over the next couple years. That's something to look forward too. Hot ticket lures were gambler rigs, fished behind grease traps for Lakers. Play with the colors as the sun peaks and the bite will follow suit. Flasher fly bites aren't fast and furious but a fair share of hits will come, UV flashers with an UV fly seems to be best this season for me. Spoons, stinger scorpion size in mixed colors produced well. Even though down temp was around 55 foot, for ideal temps. The rainbows wanted to play about 25 to 35 down for the most action, until the sun peaked. Then the deeper bite produced more. A few copper and lead core bites were in the mix too when weeds allowed the rods to run clean. Get out and fish! Have fun Nick Sent from my SM-G950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

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I do, I've lost a few lately [emoji85] [emoji86] . She had a blast! Sent from my SM-G950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

That's this Sunday? Sent from my SM-G950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Harv, Fleas are minimal Chris, thanks! Sent from my SM-G950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me personally. Follow some reports for the lake. I do know the area out of severne is producing. Nick Sent from my SM-G950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Well, Seneca Lake has been fishing great. I've been lacking in updates. Busy last couple months. The rainbow fishing had been nothing short of amazing for the last month. Plenty of Atlantic's. I'd say next year we will have a great Atlantic fishery again as long as the lampreys don't do any more damage. They treated the spawning grounds for the little vampires last month. This past weekend was a great weekend for fishing. Saturday I had a morning trip. Plenty of action. Good temp for silvers down 35 to 45 foot. Stinger scorpion spoons are prooving to be ideal for the active fish. Mixed veggie and anything orange really. Gambler rigs are the ticket. Color according to sun, am the glow is great, as soon as the sun peaks, switch to UV or just chrome and they will produce. The grease trap is best for me, cowbells are pulling some bites as will an occasional echip and fly bite on the divers. By Saturday afternoon, the temps went from 45 foot to 80 foot down. Amazing what a few hours does. Sunday, snuck out with some friends. Fished the same area and had non stop action. Great for the 9 yr old. She made sure to make it a point, she needed to wind in all the fish, she let mom and dad have a crack at a few. ******Most productive gambler presentation behind the grease trap, run the lead 50 foot plus from the ball.............****** Lakers, bows and salmon kept us busy til quitting time at noon. They kept a few for the grille and let go the rest. Few photos of the weekend. Sent from my SM-G950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Insane.... hope ya get speedy repairs. Sent from my SM-G950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

The ole walk away handles... Sent from my SM-G950U using Lake Ontario United mobile app