When true summer rolls around, anglers troll below the thermocline for Cayuga Lake’s prodigious population of brown trout, rainbow trout, lake trout and landlocked salmon. The thermocline might ...

For lake trout troll cowbells and peanuts (small plugs) near bottom in 100 to 120 feet of water. Smallmouth bass are being found in 10 to 15 feet of water with crabs or minnows working.

CNY Outdoors; Dec. 17- 21: Anglers are catching brown trout in tributaries of Cayuga and Owasco lakes. Published: ; Dec. 17, 2014, 8:50 p.m.

It is the kind of fishing experience that makes lifelong memories – regardless of age. That was certainly the case for six young anglers from Schuylkill County taking on Lake Ontario about the charter ...

More steelhead and brown trout are being caught in the river, along with the remaining Chinook salmon. ... Cayuga Lake. Yellow perch are being caught in the north end on small minnows.

Cayuga Lake: Expect decent deep water jigging for lake trout out of Long Point/Dean’s Cove, reports Capt. John Gaulke with Finger Lakes Angling Zone. Water levels have risen at least a foot on ...

Discover Cayuga Lake: Trout in the Classroom is a long-running program that was under the Floating Classroom, but is now a program of its own under the new reorganization.

High on their limestone cliffs, the vineyards of Cayuga Lake are soaking up the morning sun. Three days of strong north winds – strong enough to keep most boats at dock – are finally eb… ...

Cayuga Lake's longest running event, the spring trout and salmon derby, will be held for the 29th time on May 16 and 17. This year's version is called "Barney's and Bear's Spring Fishing Derby ...

DEC stocks numerous streams and ponds in the region with rainbow and brown trout. ... Cayuga Inlet, Cayuga Lake, Enfield Creek, Fall Creek, Salmon Creek, Sixmile Creek, Virgil Creek.

Cayuga Lake could probably be compared to the late Rodney Dangerfield, deserving of more respect (especially in the angling department). For those in the know, Cayuga Lake could very well ...