Cayuga 4/15

[Fjaq]

Launched at T-Falls at 9:15am, pulled out at 3:20pm. Outside the launch area water temp was 39.9 deg. Trolled north into 43 deg water. Caught 6 Lakers and 1 LL. all lakers came on downrigger between 80 and 120 feet down over 200 fow. LL came on lead core 10 colors out. All on spoons with purple/yellow hitting most. Stick baits on planer boards did nothing. Beautiful day on the lake, only saw one other boat. Never used cowbells before today. Two of the lakers came on them.

[bandrus1]

Can't say I've ever run cowbell not directly on the bottom... interesting

Edited April 15, 2016 by bandrus1

[Sk8man]

Very interesting on the cowbells as usually they are best on or near bottom but the "not always" rule always applies to fishing  

[alex1young]

I've run cowbells off the bottom with success. Huge smallmouth seem to appreciate them!

[MeatHunter737]

Ok guys, I been a member of this site probably around 7 years or so.... I still don't know what a cow bell is?

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[hermit]

It's a string of flashers usually used with a "peanut" or Spin-N-Glo for lakers.

I found this through Google but it was posted on this site originally. Those are peanuts.

Edited April 16, 2016 by hermit

[Sk8man]

Here are a couple of setups with Spin n Glows and in between them  is a green "peanut" which can also be used behind the "blades" instead of the Spin N Glows. Both types of setups are deadly for lakers

[steelydan]

Ok guys, I been a member of this site probably around 7 years or so.... I still don't know what a cow bell is?

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AKA. Lake troll

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[Skidplate]

Les is that two spin and glow on one hook or two different set up can't tell on my phone

[MeatHunter737]

Thanks sk8man!! Now I see...

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