Cayuga lake now trying for first time

[Girocks]

I was hoping to get some insights on where to go at this time of the year and what to try as a setup.

I have ff that we try in October . Was great north of boy-scout camp. I was told trouera are returning to the south end and shalllower water.

Any advice would be great.

Thanks alll

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[magill270]

North of Myers park on east side of lake was good yesterday

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[Girocks]

Thank you. I tried yesterday with ff in front of taughanok and slitghly nort of boy-scout camp then returned through east side north of Myers .. 3 marks in 4 hours.. no fishes in the boat .

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[Girocks]

I heard some guys were fishing south on west side near yacht club. I wonder any one was successful? Trying again this afternoon....

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[magill270]

North trolling was my only success

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[Nautitroller]

I heard some guys were fishing south on west side near yacht club. I wonder any one was successful? Trying again this afternoon....

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Did you try deep water down the middle? Anything suspended out over deep water?

[magill270]

I was anywhere between 140-200 fow. Best luck was 140 fow. Riggers between 130 and 70. Caught on spoons or those cheap walleye/trout spinner rigs. This was last Sunday morning so things could had changed. I don't have a fish hawk to give you better information.

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[Girocks]

Went Thursday afternoon. Got 2 lakers and 1 salmon south of Myers in 150 feet of water using ff. Was fishing in 70-80 feet of water with dipsy diver .

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[kontiki]

i fished on sunday.  picked up 4 lakers (all small) and two salmon (1 small and one 23" pig).  all were released.  east shore n of myers. a few on west shore s of tunkhannock park  every one was down 50 ft, it didn't seem to matter what the depth

was.