Took the kids to fish at the inlet this afternoon . Big pike cruised southbound past us, headingtoward the swamp. Cool to see him, only caught 1 big panfish for our efforts. Sent from my SM-G930V using Lake Ontario United mobile app
So, my new job is right on Seneca Lake, just South of Dresden, I am the Caretaker for a kids' summer camp there, and with Covid-19 going omg, the camp is offering families a chance to stay in one of our fully furnished staff cabins for a few days or weeks, as well as offering stays in the more "rustic" cabins for less money. It has been a tremendous success for the camp. I am a very avid fisherman, and I suggested to my boss that we could offer a list of good charter captains to those who stay at our camp this year. She loved the idea.
Anyone here on LOU who is or knows top quality charter services, please PM me or e-mail me directly at flxtrapper@hotmail.com . I'd love to give some business back to the LOU community, since I have learned so much from you all over the past years. Of course, if you'd be willing to pick the customers up at our docks, I'm sure they could appreciate it as well.
Thanks!!
Looks like the family vacation will be to the Adirondaks, specifically Moffitt Beach park, and canoeing on Sacandaga lake may be my only fishing option. Anyone familiar with this lake who can provide some advice or tips for maybe catching trout and/or walleye from shore and canoe would be most appreciated.
Like new Okuma Classic Pro mooching / dipsey diver rod. 10' long, with Twilli Tip for using wire line. Only used 2 times until I sold my big lake boat. Pick up in Hemlock, or can arrange other locations if desired.
True. I kinda like living 5 minutes from the launch. I spend a large percentage of my limited fishing time on Hemlock and Canadice, and my little ones love the outdoors as much as my wife and I, so that is a very good thing!
Took my daughter out for her first solo fishing trip from the boat. Had a nice boat ride, she had a blast, and I enjoyed watching her excitement. Finally found nice-sized bluegill in 20 FOW, hooking up about 1 foot off bottom on crawler pieces. Kept 7 nice ones, and she personally inspected every one before it went into the basket.
Got out Sunday at daybreak, trolled down, up, down, up the lake. Had one hit and miss over 70 fow. Marked a lot of fish down about 5 feet from bottom in 60 - 75 fow. No takers, so pulled up the riggers and caught a bunch of little bluegills and perch. Watched a nice pickerel chase a hooked gill being brought in, but he decided he liked the water better than the frying pan and didn't bite. Great morning to be out, really my first cruise of 2016, so no complaints.