Lake Champlain

[quill gordon]

Didn't know if thus was the right spot to post or not, but here goes. My daughter and son-in-law have a cottage on Lake Champlain, so my wife and I are heading there this summer. I'll be taking my boat,- 171/2 foot Princecraft that's rigged for Lake O salmon. What can I expect fish-wise come July/August. I can troll deep or fish shallow. Any and all advice appreciated.

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[ERABBIT]

Run a browtrout program and you should. Get into landlocked. Or even some walleye.

I have a site I,'ll post. For you latter when I find it on my pc this kindle is new tome. Get.

Edited March 25, 2015 by ERABBIT

[Icemann]

Is the camp north or south of the crown point bridge. South is shallow, muddy. Walleye,panfish ,northerns and bass. North Is deeper cleaner water. Lakers, landlock salmon, Browns, walleye

[quill gordon]

Its north, for sure. Now you're getting me excited. Never fished for landlocks, so not really sure what to do. Any tips?

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[quill gordon]

Also, fished browns in Lake O, but would the program be similar?

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[Crestliner24]

We have a similar website.....  Lake Champlain United at lakechamplainunited.com.  You will find a lot of information about the lake

and tips.  If you need more information, please send me an email.  I will be glad to help you out.

[quill gordon]

Thanks for the help!

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[Icemann]

Michigan stinger scorpion spoons, tangerine w/silver back. Awesome for landlocks

[fishman08]

I live on Champlain (plattsburgh area) and can give you pointers if you know where you will be launching from

[quill gordon]

Thanks for all the input. Fishman 08..... I'll get back to you.

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