What's the feedback on Cayuga?

[Girocks]

I'm gonna give it a shot tomorrow . Anyone willing to share your recent successful fishing out outings on Cayuga ? Detailed if possible. Trying to learn how to fish trouts and salmons on this lake....

 

Thank you all in advance

 

 

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[stoneam2006]

I fished it last weekend didn't do near as well as some here but gambler rig (spin and glow) on riggers right off bottom 100 foot of water produced some lake trout. 1.7 mph is where I was.

Disclaimer...lol....i am very very new to trolling and was probably doing a lot wrong but did manage to pick some up. Good luck

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[stoneam2006]

Btw there is a few Cayuga posts on now with great info in them.

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Went out yesterday evening. North end from 5-8pm picked up 5 lakers. Fished 50-120 fow. Two dipseys out 250 and two Seth greens took three on the bottom lines on the Seth greens and one on each of the dipsey flasher fly combos. Gold and silver spoons on the others


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[FishingTheFL]

Still getting silvers in shallow. Got a 18" rainbow casting for perch. Couple trips before that we got a Brown and a LL casting stick baits under docks. Waters lower now and warming up

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[58Johnson]

Lake trout are mainly on the bottom. Anywhere from 40 ft deep to 120 ft deep. Lake trout are the easiest fish to find and catch on this lake. You will also pick up lakers higher up when fishing for rainbows, browns and salmon. Bows, browns, and salmon are located in the top 30 ft of water or so. Look for bait on your fish finder and fish around that. Green is a favorite color for Cayuga, but colorful stuff is working now in the turbid water we are seeing. The gold backed silver Sutton spoons or for that matter any Sutton spoon is the universal Finger Lakes spoon. In non Sutton, Bows like pink, orange and other bright colors. Weeds are beginning to show up. Hopefully the wind will blow them to one side of the lake or the other. If fishing is a chore because of the weeds, pick up and run to the other side of the lake. Good luck!

Edited June 23, 2017 by 58Johnson

[marinerak87]

We fished Cayuga yesterday from 5 to 730pm. Ended up 13 for 13 with Lakers. Went out of longpoint and set up in front of the college in 90 foot of water. Had dipseys out 225 and 240. Downriggers were down 85 and 88 foot and we took a steady pick of Lakers. Cow bells with spin and glows on riggers and nbk on one dipsey and a silver blue spoon on the other. Went 1.6 to 1.9 sog.

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