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Just finished the article. Looks like I need to get a subscription. I teach Earth Science at Corning High School and find it this topic fascinating. Thanks again for the heads up.

Thanks for the info. I'll definitely look into it

Being a big map nerd, I was studying the bathymetry of Senca Lake and found a cool anomaly (see attached) just north of the salt plant on the west side coming out if Watkins The depth contours indicate a huge rise and fall. I'm thinking it must be a huge boulder left behind by the last glacial ice. Iwas wondering if anyone has targeted this spot and if so, how they fared. Seneca curiosity.pdf

I've had some luck on the south end of Seneca with rainbows. 60- 90 feet down over 300-450 f.o w. Smaller spoons, light leaders and UV glow blue/silver. 2.7 mph indicated on surface, East- west troll. Good luck

I picked up a couple of small ones on the South end of Seneca this week 60-70 ft down over 350-400 f.o w. 2.7 mph surface speed, west to east troll, south to north troll I was also pretty steady with decent sized rainbows under the same conditions. Smaller spoons, mixed veggies and blue with uv glow, flouro leaders, long setback from ball. Good luck.

Thanks for the info, sorry it took so long to respond

While preparing my boat for its winter nap I noticed that my transducer has some cracking in the outer housing and I'm looking into replacing it with a 50/200 transducer. I mostly troll for landlocks and rainbows. I'm curious to know if anyone out there uses a 50/200 transducer instead of the standard 83/200 transducer and what their impression are? Thanks to anyone that can chime in on this

Hello. I have a rental on point peninsula starting today thru this weekend, I'm looking for and would really appreciate any advice on where to launch, lure depth/FOW, speed/ flasher/ fly combos, spoon size and colors and any particular locations to try to get into some salmon. Fishing out of a 22 Wellcraft sportsman with downriggers, wire dipseys, etc. I have fished out of Sodus before but haven't chased Kings n a few years and this is my first trip to the Henderson area. Thanks for any info you can pass along

Thanks for the report. I've only been out a handful of times between the monsoons of July and have only picked up a few here and there. Looking forward to getting out this week

Could have been at work. Just sayin"- beautiful day today

lost a lure is correct though. Make sure you drain all the water out and you're usually good to go. Im move on from lake fishing to whitetails and steelhead in the Great lakes tributaries for late fall/winter. Maybe one of these years I'll join the Frostbite Fleet 😁

Welcome to the Northeast. I have an outboard and I usually go until the end of October. Sometimes we have a fairly warm fall and some times it starts to crap out by the third week October. Once the temperature starts to be forecast to dip below freezing for a few nights in a row is when I surrender for winter. Some great fishing can be had up until then

The Captain is friendly and does his best to put you on to some fish. Maybe you catch some, maybe you don't. For those plagued by the demon of external validation the number of fish caught will make or break the day. I'm with camper4lyfe - a few good laughs with friends and time away from work and a few good fish?- bonus