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Any Black Lake advice??


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Whats up boys? Haven't been here in quite a while.Too much workin and not enough fishin!!! frown.gif

Me and the little Lady DID decide however to close down the shop and take a much needed vacation for a week... wink.gif

I've always wanted to fish Black Lake and thats where we're headed,I always figured I'd hit it in the spring but We'll be there the last week in July going into august,(A bit more enjoyable time to go for woman folk).

Just hoping To maybe spend a little less time putting the search on for my targetted species (Walters and Crappolas),A week goes by mighty quick and with my luck I'll finally find what I'm looking for the day before we leave smirk.gif

Thought just MAYBE some of you fine gents might have some advice to share on where to find theese fish in the HEAT of summer,awfull lot of delicious lookin' structure on that lake, just tryin' to narrow it down..

THANX.

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John - I have only ice fished it for craps, Mile Arm Bay between 22' and 25' of water. I think there maybe a Black Lake board you may be able to get some information on it, google Black Lake, NY. Nice to se ya poking around in here.

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John I have fished rollaway bay late spring before coming out of rollaway to the left there is Drury point. There is a nice drop off there we used fatheads drifting and small microtubes(white)doubled on one line I hope this helps.

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