Cayuga:checking back in

[chowder]

Planning on fishing Cayuga a bit more this fall than past years. Have looked at recent reports. Figuring the fish are Atwater and south mostly at this point. Probably dunk in at Myers. Any suggestions appreciated, PMs are fine w/ me. Thanks guys! -Andy (Blue/White Islander or White/Green Alumacraft)

[Frisco]

Andy, It's been a good year we've targeted just the silvers in the 50' range tried to stay in the 53 degree temp range. No consistent place one time the east side then the west, the best spot has been around crowbar with greens and blues at 2.3 ish speed at the ball plenty of bows if you find them they'll be others.

 

For us the riggers fired the best followed by lead, for whatever reason dipseys went sour!

 

Everything went back except for two LLs that were damaged the last trip, we're looking for a good winter.

 

Let me know how you do!

 

Ken

[relentless]

We hit them tonite pretty good. In the middle, 350 fow, north troll 2.4 mph or so. Wire divers 220' out with flasher flys did most. Got 3 keeper land lock 2 throw backs a keeper bow and an 8 lb laker. Kids dropped 3. Between 3p and 6p. Kids had a blast, was pretty steady action.

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[bandrus1]

Andy, It's been a good year we've targeted just the silvers in the 50' range tried to stay in the 53 degree temp range. No consistent place one time the east side then the west, the best spot has been around crowbar with greens and blues at 2.3 ish speed at the ball plenty of bows if you find them they'll be others.

 

For us the riggers fired the best followed by lead, for whatever reason dipseys went sour!

 

Everything went back except for two LLs that were damaged the last trip, we're looking for a good winter.

 

Let me know how you do!

 

Ken

 

 

this has been pretty much my experience also 

[chowder]

You guys are the best! I'll let you know what we find.