cayuga jigging

[lakerchaser]

Caught many lakers over 10 pounds north on cayuga jigging in 140 water. Enclosed picture of wife with one. Great day

[markyb63]

What a beaut!!

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[killer_kerry27]

Caught many lakers over 10 pounds north on cayuga jigging in 140 water. Enclosed picture of wife with one. Great day

Nice! Were you picking them right off the bottom?


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[katydid]

Long pt.?

[lakerchaser]

Yes - fished out of long point. jigged on the bottom then reeled up  and thats when they took the jig.. Used a 1.5 jig with a white ice tube...

[katydid]

Anything in 100'?

[lakerchaser]

We did fish into 80 feet but no lakers or bait. Bait was at 140 and thats where the lakers were. It was calm so no problem getting down.

[katydid]

Still deep......oh well. THANKS!

[jk1]

I LIKE JIGGING!!!!!!!!.......jk

[katydid]

So do I. First time I tried it, I got pissed off because they would not hit off the bottom. So I furiously reeled up....and....BAM!  So cool.

[scotch and sodus]

We picked up a couple as well trolling. One hand over 15 alewives in her belly. And a fluke with no hook. 

[jk1]

"And a fluke with no hook."   What do you mean?????????

[Sk8man]

i think he is referring to a plastic "fluke" that attacches to the jig but it didn't have a jig .... I've found all sorts of stuff in lakers including a rusted Roostertail spinner, and part of aa rubber worm. They are basically scavengers and opportunists. Same with the big  browns

Edited May 23, 2018 by Sk8man

[scotch and sodus]

Yup it is a rubber bait shaped like a fish