Cayuga 10-26-11

[ddubs3]

Monday morning we launched out of TFalls with white caps all over the lake. Trolled for a little under two hours picking up a 26" laker before we couldnt take it anymore. It was rocking and rolling under the foot bridge.

We launched out of TFalls again this morning around 9 to find the lake not as rough as I thought it would be. We trolled until 1:30 picking up 4 lakers including a 12# fatty. We marked a lot of fish and tons of baitfish but most were not interested in our offerings. The guys fishing on shore said they were catching a few lakers.

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[Big Water]

Those silvers must be in the middle of the spawn. We've typically done 3-4 LL to every LT. Thanks for the reports. Have fun and enjoy your week.

[PolarBear]

thanks for the report ....see you guys Friday

[FLXTroutman]

do you run same program from Canandaigua, to Keuka to Cayuga?

[ddubs3]

No. Keuka was only spoons. At Canan flashers and flies took some lakers but the rainbows took spoons.

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[chowder]

Lakers tend to be negative to neutral thru spawn & post spawn.LLs & BTs will have more days when they are active in spawn and typically much more active post spawn. Bows are the most consistently active fall species since repro is not a factor for them now. As the water continues to cool & mix these fish will be increasingly spread throughout the water column. The most consistent fishing will resume in late Dec /Jan but there should be some excellent bite days here & there in Nov, especially for the Atlantics. -Andy

[Big Water]

Lakers tend to be negative to neutral thru spawn & post spawn.LLs & BTs will have more days when they are active in spawn and typically much more active post spawn. Bows are the most consistently active fall species since repro is not a factor for them now. As the water continues to cool & mix these fish will be increasingly spread throughout the water column. The most consistent fishing will resume in late Dec /Jan but there should be some excellent bite days here & there in Nov, especially for the Atlantics. -Andy

Thanks Andy!! Thats some good info to know. If I ever get my boat fixed, I'll be up that way this winter.