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Corbin Groves caught this amazing seven pound Landlocked Salmon from Seneca Lake at the end of the pier
seven pound Landlocked Salmon from Seneca Lake

  The Date April 1st, 2012 when Corbin Groves caught this amazing seven pound Landlocked Salmon from Seneca Lake at the end of the pier. It was caught on a bass minnow set about 4 feet down in about 30 feet of water. What makes this fish so special is that fact that it was his birthday, and he just turned seven. So after 3 hours of fishing he was off to his second adventure of the day bowling at Rossi Lanes then home for a birthday party and Easter Egg hunt. What a big day for a seven year old.

  Atlantic salmon are known for spectacular leaps and sudden burst of speed, hence the scientific name Salmo salar which means to leap in Latin. The Atlantic salmon in NY waters are a variety of Landlocked salmon. They are raised at the Adirondack Fish Hatchery in Saranac Lake and stocked in over 50 waters throughout New York State. Atlantic salmon differ from king and coho salmon, because they survive the spawning process and spawn several times. Since very little natural reproduction occurs, annual stocking is required to maintain a desirable population size.

  In the spring, Atlantic salmon are found in the shallower waters. Once water temperatures reaches the upper 50's, they will move offshore into deeper water. Here they will feed heavily on smelt and alewives. Fisherman looking to target Atlantic salmon will use downriggers, lead-core line, and dipsey divers to get the lures to the desired depths. The current state record for Atlantic Salmon is 24 pounds and 15 ounces and was caught by Mike Dandino on April 5, 1997 from Lake Ontario.



   The following links break down the best fishing options according to the month of the year. Certain times of the year present excellent fishing opportunities for differnt species and can help make the best of your limited free time.


Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec


Finger Lakes fishing trip may result with an encounter of the following species brown trout,coho salmon,lake trout,rainbow trout,king salmon,landlocked salmon,walleye,bass,and perch
Conesus Lake   Hemlock Lake   Canadice Lake   Honeoye Lake   Canandaigua Lake   Keuka Lake   Seneca Lake   Cayuga lake   Owasco Lake   Skaneateles   Otisco Lake   Lamoka Lake   Waneta Lake   Finger Lakes Streams  


Long Island has fantastic fishing year around. Long Island anglers can choose from a multitude of species including weakfish,striped bass,fluke,flounder,sea bass,blackfish,porgies,mackerel,cod,pollock,
hake,haddock,bluefish,sharks,tuna
Staten Island   City Island   New Rochelle   Port Chester   Mamaroneck   Sheepshead Bay   Jamaica Bay   Port Washington   Captree   Moriches   Port Jefferson   Stony Brook   Shinnecock   Freeport   North Fork   Hampton Bays   East Hampton   Montauk   Clinton Connecticut   Norwalk Connecticut  


Lake Ontario fishing Charters
Lewiston    Youngstown    Wilson   Olcott   Oak Orchard   Sandy Creek   Genesee River   Irondequoit Bay   Port Bay   Pultneyville   Sodus Bay   Fairhaven   Oswego   Port Ontario   Mexico Bay  
Henderson Harbor   1,000 Islands


Lake Ontario Charters

Oneida Lake Charters

Otsego Lake Charters

Black Lake Charters

Salmon River Guides

Oswego River Guides

Niagara River Guides

Hudson River Guide

Delaware River Guides

Finger Lakes Charters
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NY Ice Fishing Guides
Long Island Charters

Susquehanna River Guides

Chautauqua Lake

Adirondack Guides

Lake George Charters

Lake Erie Charters

Lake Champlain

Great Sacandaga Lake

St. Lawrence River


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