Troy Creasy

My 2011 lake season has just been super. We are having some great weather and great fishing. What better time to get outdoors and wet a line.

Brown trout continue to be our target of choice and conditions are about perfect. Fish down 30 to 70 feet with Dreamweaver and stinger spoons in green glow, black and silver have been good.

Colors like, the gator, hitman, tuxedo, mongoose, diehard, and the dolphin patterns will all take fish.

There is no real hot spot, just look for bait and temperature in the 58 to 62 degree range and hammer it out.

If the browns slow down the lake trout fishing is just as good. Troll the bottom in 120 to 130 FOW and run some high rods in the 60 to 100 foot range and you will be happy.

Kings have been very scarce and the guys going offshore are finding one or two if they are lucky. They should be showing back up in a week or two.

The walleye action is fair on Oneida Lake right now, although they are not as schooled as they have been. This means you will work a bit harder taking longer drifts. Fish in 25-38 ft. of water and look across the soft bottom. North of Buoy 109 midway to the north shore and in front of Lakeport at the first drop-offs are good places to take the drift. Three-quarter ounce jigs, particularly black/purple, tipped with a nightcrawler and blade baits are working well.

Sandy Pond fishing has been good for bluegills, perch, bass and walleye.

See you on the water!

Fish Species: brown trout, Salmon
Bait Used: spoons
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Method Used: trolling
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Water Temperature: 60
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Troy Creasy

About The Author: Captain Troy Creasy

Company: High Adventure Sportfishing

Area Reporting: Lake Ontario and the Salmon River

Bio: Captain Troy Creasy is a full-time dedicated professional, who has been pursuing trout and salmon for 21 years. He is on the water year round and will provide you with a complete charter service. High Adventure Sportfishing is proud to use only the best equipment available. Captain Troy is a member of the Scotty, Daiwa, Luhr Jensen, and GLoomis Pro Staff. Along with winning several major derbies, and guiding one of his clients to the state record Chinook Salmon in 1991, Captain Troy is always on the cutting edge of what makes this great fishery tick. Combine all of this with a pleasant personality, references from 15 states, thousands of happy customers, and it is easy to see why High Adventure Sportfishing should be your choice for Lake Ontario trophy fishing.

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