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Last year I went up to Olcott and was very disappointed in the numbers. I looked on here and everyone had a theory. The ones that stood out said the king bite during the summer months was way off so of course the fall run would be affected as well. How are the "numbers" this summer out deep? I am not asking for a comparison of 20 years ago but more of a comparison in the last 5 or 6. I will be bringing a newbie with me this fall so I would like to get him on a king. Thanks!

Just curious would the west winds that warm the water turn on the smallmouth?

Good luck Wes. I will take the Hobie up around Olcott for salmon in the fall. Don't forget the Fort Niagara area if you need a plan C. I heard the smallmouth are stacked in there now plus it's on your way home.

Wes, chasing smallies they far from home? Lol. I have been doing well in Dunkirk but I think it's over now.

We did pretty good fished a total of probably 7 hours over 2 days and got maybe 50 smallies. I will post pics soon. My kids got some nice ones on their own. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G900A using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thinking about going there from Ohio in the next few days. I went there last year in my kayak and it seemed like a pretty easy place for my son to catch smallmouth from it. Just wondered how the bite has been. Also, if we wanted to get into some rainbows, any idea where to go and how to target on that lake?

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Is there a good bait shop near Skaneateles? Do they sell soft craws or crayfish? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

How would you guys describe the city here? My wife likes the shops. Is it sort of like Skaneateles? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Sounds like Keuka has gotten a lot of votes. Is it a decent like for kayaking or shore access? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Is there good shore access at this campground on Keuka? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

We are looking for a campground near one of the fingerlakes in June. I have been to Cayuga (Taughannock falls) and Skaneateleas. I like the shore access at Taughannock with the pier right there and the ability to pretty much get anything from the pier. Skaneateleas was good because it was easy smallmouth fishing from the kayak. I'm not 100% sure I'll be able to bring the kayak, but looking for any suggestions. One reason I like Skaneateles is because if I did take the kayak, I'd be able to take my 5 or 3 year old with me to get into some fish. It was a pretty easy lake to learn in a short amount of time.