09-05-2009, 01:21 PM
Sorry I never saw this. Real late reply, but if you did buy, well then this info is still good.
When you say finger lakes you are talkin a lot of water. The main 5 are considered the finger lakes but there are several others. In fact there is so much fishing around there you will never get to try it all.
All of the lakes from Conesus on the west to Otisco on the east are long, narrow and deep. They have good populations of Lake trout, Brown trout, Bass, pike, Walleye and panfish. To the North is Ontario, known for huge Chinook and Coho Salmon as well as Browns, Rainbows and the warm water species.
Then there are to many streams to even begin to get into as well as the rivers that exit the finger lakes.
Bottom line, if fishing is what you require of an area you live in , the finer lakes region fills the bill.
The Adirondacks are another great region by them selves and lets not forget the St. Lawrance river from Clayton to the dam at Messana.
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When you say finger lakes you are talkin a lot of water. The main 5 are considered the finger lakes but there are several others. In fact there is so much fishing around there you will never get to try it all.
All of the lakes from Conesus on the west to Otisco on the east are long, narrow and deep. They have good populations of Lake trout, Brown trout, Bass, pike, Walleye and panfish. To the North is Ontario, known for huge Chinook and Coho Salmon as well as Browns, Rainbows and the warm water species.
Then there are to many streams to even begin to get into as well as the rivers that exit the finger lakes.
Bottom line, if fishing is what you require of an area you live in , the finer lakes region fills the bill.
The Adirondacks are another great region by them selves and lets not forget the St. Lawrance river from Clayton to the dam at Messana.
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