Dan P

How deep?

Went out in the afternoon for a few hours. Some light rain passed. We were the only boat out there. Mayer’s is usable but in rough shape. Charted nothing in shallow. Best screen was 40-50 FOW. One laker prevented the skunk.

Thanks for the report, nice fish!

Nothing shallow. Went deeper (100 FOW) picked up two lakers off bottom.

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Very nice! Great time of year to be out there

Brought my daughter out this morning. Pretty cold. She had my rain pants over top of her two layers of pants to stay warm. Managed a few lakers in the boat. All 70 feet down. Water temp down there 55, at surface 60. One baby rainbow on a cheater.

Went out few hours Tuesday afternoon. Marked boat loads of fish all over the water column. Tried everything I had, no takers.

Slow morning. Didn’t marked much. 3 small lakers, no bows. Met adesalvo at the launch that was cool.

After several weeks of slow fishing I hit it good today. Fished NE part of lake from 8:00-2:00. 7 bows and 2 lakers. Best bows were a 5 lb and a 6 lb. Boy were they fun. All on silver spoons except one on stick bait. Mostly downrigers but a couple on small dipseys. All 55-65 ft down in 80-120 FOW (Adesalvo, thanks for the tip they were hitting deeper). All released to keep growing. Tried to go back out at night and recreate the thrill, that didn’t work, Lol.

Interesting about deep bows. I went out Friday for few hours. Targeted 30 to 60 feet down. Only caught one on a cheater 35 feet, silver/black Michigan stinger. It was middle of day though.

I went out Saturday targeting silver to top half of water column. Nothing. This is what an 11 year old does when the fishing is slow. First Cayuga silver skunk all year.

1 salmon, 2 bows and 2 LT. Nothing bit all morning until 12:00. Bows on silver Sutton 44, down 50 feet in 100 FOW. Salmon 35 down in in 80 FOW on dipsey with small silver cowbells and silver Sutton 44.

Beautiful fish!