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Subject: Seneca Lake, New York
Submitted by slink16 (ip 69.161.37.33)
Date Fished: 9/22/2006
Water Temperature: 63
Water Clarity: 4 feet or greater Tried to avoid the crowds destined for Champlain this weekend so packed up and for the Finger Lakes. Hit the lake after I got camp set up about 5:00 Thursday. The wind was laying down so ran a short ways north. First fish hit a medium diving crank. It turned out to be a little LMB. Several little northerns also liked that perch-colored offering. It was well after dusk when I hit my first SMB on a spinner-bait. Turn out this 3lb fish would be the last taker of the night. The temperature took a nose dive and the winds cranked up out of the south before daylight. Tried to make it to a few spots I'd found a month ago but the waves were huge, so I fell short of my destination by a couple of miles. Drifted with the wind all the way back to the ramp fishing the main weed line. Several little northerns proved to be the best biters but as I neared the ramp a 3.7lb SMB took my spinner-bait. I made one last attempt to get something started near the place I had ended the previous night, but only attracted 2 or 3 little LMB with the spinner-bait. I had planned to fish Saturday and Sunday but the winds only increased, so pulled camp early and headed home. All was not lost as I got some early X-mas shopping done in Auburn's BPS.
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