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Milliken powerplant then go north 70 to 90 fow FF with white/blue uv fly 8 to 10' lead off ball, drop the ball on the bottom once in a while (big lakers a plenty). Speed 2.4 to 2.6 for the FF program slower if ya run spoons/ Small dipsy with a flutter spoon 40-50 down gave us a half dozen salmon and two bows yesterday all just a bit short of legal but fun anyway. Good luck

If the power pro is braid that loads up quickly with the pesky hitchhikers. The only solution is 30lb flea flicker line. Try 85 fow and if you can run on bottom with a rigger for lakers, spoons or FF. FingerlakesTackle.com will give you the best spoons available. Spin doctors with blue/white flies been hot for us. Troll different speeds keep experimenting this site is loaded with great info form guys like Big Dave and SK8man. Good luck

Alpha Alewife, Bob Barker, Anaconda have been great producers for me on Cayuga and Seneca. The finish and quality of these lures is unsurpassed! His UV lures all rock, the glow ones work great too! Anything you buy from him is surely worth the $.

Congrats maybe we will see ya all on Saturday for the SA Derby! The slam is tough to get on Cayuga. Nice to see quite a few more Bows out there this year!

LOL maybe see you at the Prisebox weigh in, are you all fishing in it?

Thanks Sk8man, coming from you that is a huge compliment. I have read many of your posts all of which were very educational. Thanks for sharing to all.

Lakers did not start biting until 10:30am or I found them take your pick. Caught them on dipsys back 150,200 small gold flutterspoon/ Also caught two up at 45' off rigger in mostly 80 to 120 fow. The killer lure was BOB BARKER FLT fished 70' to 85' down (silver back with glow green sparkles and a red dot.) Speed 2.0 to 2.2 and a North troll, did not seem to like it slow today. Again goes along with the moon phase all the lakers had mostly digested small fingerling bait in them, fed super early or before sunrise got hungry again bout ten or so... Great time to be out fishing.

Launched out of Taughannock at 6:45AM. Headed north to boy scout camp picked away at small salmon and one nice young bow. Headed to East shore and found the lakers ready willing and able. Four lakers later my new favorite spoon from Bobby Fuller FLT (BOB BARKER) come on down the price is wrong Bobby boy!!! hooks into what I believe to be the biggest laker I have ever fought. Well... back up on the story a bit, my beautiful loving kind awesome wife finally decides to go with me this morning..... She says take the fish, so she grabs the net we get this laker to the boat, he had shoulders like a 20lb king, she tries to get the net under him but the hook hangs in the net and bye bye monster.... I break out laughing and tell her I have the best story to tell everyone and she is almost in tears. We laugh about it and decide to call it a day. Well the divorce should be finished soon. No seriously she is the best for just going. As i am writing this she will not read it oh well still love her, but man was it a huge fish

Interesting information. That jives with what I have heard about major and minor feeding periods and how they coincide with the moon phases. Thanks guys!

I have a theory that the browns that are around are bigger and a bit smarter than the average fish. Just to add to the report the speed that was producing was 1.8 to 2.0 we tried faster but nothing. Usually the slower troll helps pick up a few more lakers but not on Saturday. Hermit do you think it has to do with moon phase, heard a lot of old timers talk about how the lakers feed due to the moon phase anyone do any stats on the subject or are there any articles ya' all know of? Good luck next week Barry!

Great day on Cayuga launched at Myers at 6am. Didn't get third rod set when rigger fires small LL. Fished West shore up to Boy Scout camp with 8 fish in boat before 8 am mostly small salmon, ended up going 12 for 20 with one nice 19" rainbow that was released. Lots of small salmon lost two big fish on FF down 120'. The fish were starting to key on 60' down in 90 to 150fow. Kept one legal salmon and a eater size laker. Bob Barker from FLT did the most damage followed by the Alpha Alewife on dipsy back 180 and 220. Lead core and flat line on board all took fish, awesome time to be fishing... Tremendous amount of bait by the Boy Scout camp. Anyone catching browns on Cayuga where did they go?