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4/16 FLTA was on Canandaigua.  Tomorrow FLTA fishes Seneca.  Here are 4/16 results....

Results Canandaigua 4/16/23
1. Brian Ketchum 3LT 22-1
2. Scott Baldwin 3LT 19-7
3. Bob Furlong 3LT 18-8
4. Dave Terwilliger 3LT 15-3
5. Jim Teribury 2LT,RT 14-4
6. John Evangelista 3LT 7-12
7. Kevin Brown 2LT 6-1
8. Mike Stark LT 4-12
9. John Gilfert LT 4-1
10. Doug Lott RT 2-9
11. Scott Bodine Provisional

12. Anthony DeSalvo Provisional


Lunker: Brian Ketchum LT 7-13

 

Points as of 4/16/23
1. Brian Ketchum 52 (1) 12. Anthony DeSalvo 39 (1)
2. Scott Baldwin 49 (1)
3. Bob Furlong 48 (1)
4. Dave Terwilliger 47 (1)
5. Jim Teribury 46 (1)
6. John Evangelista 45 (1)
7. Kevin Brown 44 (1)
8. Mike Stark 43 (1)
9. John Gilfert 42 (1)
10. Doug Lott 41 (1)
11. Scott Bodine 39 (1)
Large Fish of the Year
Lake Trout 7-13 Brian Ketchum 4/16/23 Canandaigua
Brown Trout
Rainbow Trout 4-2 Jim Teribury 4/16/23 Canandaigua
Landlocked Salmon
Large Catch of the Year
Brian Ketchum 22-1 4/16/23 Canandaigua

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Is the FLTA posting their 2023 tournament schedule and results online, ? In previous years, the information was posted on the FLTA Facebook page, including current tournament results and updated standings. No tournament info has been posted on Facebook for year 2023 to date.

 

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47 minutes ago, Trouthunter said:

DOES ANYONE KNOW THE RESULTS OF THE SENECA EVENT

 

Harvey aren't you getting the club's emails?  Here's the Seneca results and I emailed Dave about whether they will post results on the Facebook page again...

Results Seneca 4/30/23
1. Nick Overacker 3LT,2LLS 24-4
2. Jim Teribury 3LT 20-14
3. Brian Ketchum 3LT,BT,LLS 20-6
4. Mike Rollo 3LT,BT 16-4
5. John Evangelista 3LT 15-13
6. Scott Baldwin 3LLS,2LT 15-10
7. Bob Furlong 3LT,2LLS 14-14
8. Jeremy Turner 3LLS,RT,BT 10-12
9. Dave Terwilliger LLS 2-12
10. Mike Stark RT 2-6
11. Kevin Brown Provisional


Lunker: John Evangelista LT 8-11

 

Points as of 4/30/23
1. Brian Ketchum 100 (2)
2. Jim Teribury 95 (2)
3. Scott Baldwin 94 (2)
4. John Evangelista 93 (2)
5. Bob Furlong 92 (2)
6. Dave Terwilliger 89 (2)
7. Kevin Brown 84 (2)
8. Mike Stark 84 (2)
9. Nick Overacker 50 (1)
10. Mike Rollo 47 (1)
11. Jeremy Turner 43 (1)

12. John Gilfert 42 (1)

13. Doug Lott 41 (1)

14. Scott Bodine 39 (1)

15. Anthony DeSalvo 39 (1)


Large Fish of the Year
Lake Trout 8-11 John Evangelista 4/30/23 Seneca
Brown Trout
Rainbow Trout 4-2 Jim Teribury 4/16/23 Canandaigua
Landlocked Salmon 3-2 Brian Ketchum 4/30/23 Seneca

 

Large Catch of the Year
Nick Overacker 24-4 4/30/23 Seneca

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On 4/30/2023 at 3:17 PM, salmoseine said:

Is the FLTA posting their 2023 tournament schedule and results online, ? In previous years, the information was posted on the FLTA Facebook page, including current tournament results and updated standings. No tournament info has been posted on Facebook for year 2023 to date.

 

 

salmonseine, I believe the results are now posted on the Facebook page.

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cinnamon fish.... thanks soo much for the followup. I belonged to a group nearly 50 years ago, the Finger Lakes Anglers Association, that ran informal season long  biggest fish (LT, RT, etc) contests. The group included a couple guys that some in the FLTA may recall... Wally Allen and Randy Baker. I just enjoy knowing there's a group of great fishermen still pursuing the unique challeges of the Finger Lakes and following the results through their tournament season.

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1 hour ago, TROUTMAN 87 said:

How about the FLTA tourney results from Keuka Lake held yesterday. Thanks in advance.

There were 3 ties!

 

Results Keuka 5/7/23
1. Allen Reeser 3LT 8-11
2. Bob Furlong 3LT 7-10 T
3. Mike Stark 3LT 7-10 T
4. Brian Ketchum 3LT 6-12
5. John Evangelista 3LT 6-7
6. Scott Baldwin 3LT 6-3 T
7. Scott Bodine 3LT 6-3 T
8. Corey Teribury 3LT 6-1
9. Kevin Brown 3LT 5-15
10. Jim Teribury 3LT 5-14 T
11. Dave Terwilliger 3LT 5-14 T
12. Brett Curtis Provisional


Lunker: Allen Reeser LT 3-6

 

Points as of 5/7/23
1. Brian Ketchum 147 (3)
2. Bob Furlong 140.5 (3)
3. John Evangelista 139 (3)
4. Scott Baldwin 138.5 (3)
5. Jim Teribury 135.5 (3)
6. Mike Stark 132.5 (3)
7. Dave Terwilliger 129.5 (3)
8. Kevin Brown 126 (3)
9. Scott Bodine 83.5 (2)
10. Allen Reeser 52 (1)
11. Nick Overacker 50 (1)

12. Mike Rollo 47 (1)

13. Jeremy Turner 43 (1)

14. John Gilfert 42 (1)

15. Doug Lott 41 (1)

16. Brett Curtis 39 (1)

17. Anthony DeSalvo 39 (1)


Large Fish of the Year
Lake Trout 8-11 John Evangelista 4/30/23 Seneca
Brown Trout
Rainbow Trout 4-2 Jim Teribury 4/16/23 Canandaigua
Landlocked Salmon 3-2 Brian Ketchum 4/30/23 Seneca
Large Catch of the Year
Nick Overacker 24-4 4/30/23 Seneca

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Trouthunter

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THAT LAKE HAS NOTHING BUT LAKERS IN IT NEAR HARDLY EVER DO YOU GET ANYTHING ELSE TAKE  ALL THOSE LAKERS YOU WANT OUT OF THERE NEED TO BRING THAT LAKE BACK TO ITS HAY DAY

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Trout hunter- Amen to that. I have a place on Keuka. And I am getting real good at the smoker! Not sure this will ever get corrected. I know it takes time. The Cisco experiment has done nothing from my perspective. But, I am fortunate enough to be on it, for that I am thankful. 

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THAT LAKE NEEDS A MAJOR STOCKING OF ALEWIFES TO HELP KICK START THAT LAKE & FAST LAKES DOWN IN JERSEY STOCK THEM ALL THE TIME YOU COULD GET NETTERS ON SENECA THAT COULDTHEN TRANSPORT THEM TO KEUKA

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Maybe not invasive but there are still disease issues and I know of no known captive population to breed or raise them from would just take to much space that said an aggressive harvest plan to reduce lake trout for a few years might do that lake a lot of Good another option might be to capture quarantine and than release some large Lakers from elsewhere they will happily turn cannabilist which could limit the overpopulation and make a trophy fishery

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I am pretty sure that there are also still lakes that alewives are allowed to be used as bait. Not sure about Keuka, but I am pretty sure that Skaneateles is one. Probably several others. Alewives are not good for a lot of reasons. Disease, toxins that they produce, overtaking native baitfish populations.. etc. I dont know how dec comes up with stocking numbers, but I think the answer could be just as easy as stocking more rainbows, browns, and salmon in some of the smaller lakes. Owasco where I live gets way more lakers than anything and some of the larger Fingerlakes (esp. cayuga) seem to get an exorbitant amount more of silver fish than Owasco and other lakes. if it were up to me, I would just stock more silver fish, and add some walleyes to the mix. Dec really seems to hate walleyes, and I think some of th FLTA members are probably the people who complained about walleyes in owasco.. now they are almost gone. 

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Dec does a ton of walleye stocking around the state typically they try to manage lakes as either warm water or cold water so either trout or walleye and its not because some lakes can't handle both its because resources like hatchery space people and money are not unlimited and government is not efficient with funds realistically there are trout and walleye fishery available within a reasonable drive for everyone in the state including some world class options. They do an excellent job using actual science to make decisions and not just politics and complaining fisherman.  The dec gets a lot of crap that isn't justified and the legal system of new york does not take conservation law seriously enough and despite that the state has multiple destination waters for salmon. Bass trout walleye and muskie for those who like other fish the state has some of the biggest sheepshead and carp on the planet

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