Where to Fish?

[RupturedDuck47]

Going out Saturday with my cousin haven't been out anywhere this year so far, looking to fish the western FLX any tips on where and what to use?  please and thank you!

[Nautitroller]

Make the trip to Cayuga, fishing is fantastic right now. North end to middle if lake, shallow start then find the suspended Lakers they are active and big!

[RupturedDuck47]

What are you catching the Lakers on? 

[Nautitroller]

11" Paddle with fly, longer lead, 30-36" iron duke UV extravaganza was the hot ticket, also running a mag dipsy 300' back with SD and fly, with 15' lead to SD. water was stained but fish were active. Start out with lead cores in shallow 40-55' then head out deep 200-250 Lakers were suspended down 75-110 one rigger at 85 and one at 125 both with paddles or SD that put 40+ in the boat for is each day this weekend. If one doesn't fire change color or lead length. Deans cove place to launch. Good luck!

[RupturedDuck47]

I'm looking for reports west of Seneca

[Sk8man]

I wouldn't spend my time fishing Canandaigua. The recreational boat traffic out here is unreal and the heaviest this year  I've ever seen anywhere. Consequently the fish are nowhere to be seen most of the time. Some of the jet skis are already out at 7 AM so that is no answer either Nautitroller gave you great information. This is what I'd be doing too.

Edited July 13, 2016 by Sk8man

[BSmaster]

If you are leaving from Romulus, I would go east...

[Hookedup]

If you wanna go west of Seneca go to lake Ontario. Or go catch one pound Lakers all day at Keuka.

[Nautitroller]

If you wanna go west of Seneca go to lake Ontario. Or go catch one pound Lakers all day at Keuka.

 

SO TRUE!

[goin hungry]

Agreed

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[BSmaster]

I would agree as well if it wasn't a Saturday.  If you do go, get there before daylight.