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Well you didn't listen the last time Cliff. Get those rods strip of line put them in the shower with dish soap then rinse. Now put all new line on and new baits and get back to catching fish.

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The Tri-Lakes, Pigeon/the Bald's/Upper Buckhorn and Chemong are a great pieces of water. The big plus is that you can boat from one to the other without going through a Locke.

 

The downside is there is a Bass tournament every weekend!

 

Being big means big fish, but it also means that there is also a lot of dead water to eliminate, before you can score consistently.

 

For those who know there way around, that's fine. For beginners...Let's just say that unless you hire a guide, you can count on spending a lot of time exploring.

Garry2R's

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Sturgeon ... last time I was there I scored a sweet 9.9hp Johnson Seahorse motor and lost a 50+ musky ... and shared a beer with Big Cliff on his dock ... now thats a triple header ...

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I am biased and blessed to be on Little bald lake which I think is best. The Bald lakes get less traffic, the fishing is sometimes tough (Especially if you were with me last weekend ... where did those musky go?)

 

good Luck - everyone here help me learn to fish in canada so enjoy.

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