Tag Archives: Cayuga Lake

Upstate Brown and Salmon Time

Posted on November 11, 2020 by rivertoprambles

The tumultuous U.S. election events have finally been resolved, or have they? This is not the time or place for lingering on politics but I’ll say that, over all, I was pleased with the results while acknowledging that there are … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Beautiful Like a Mayfly, brown trout, Cayuga Lake, Fall Creek, fishing, friendship, landlocked, nature, November, politics, salmon, spawn, Walt Franklin, writing | 8 Comments

Finger Lake Salmon

Posted on January 2, 2013 by rivertoprambles

Cayuga Lake, the longest (38 miles) of New York’s glacial Finger Lakes, has steep east and west sides and an average depth of 182 feet. On New Year’s Day, I accompanied angling buddy Tim Didas in a drive north of … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Cayuga Lake, duck hunts, Finger Lakes, lake trout, landlocked salmon, Milliken Station, streamer fishing, Twilight Zone, winter flyfishing | 11 Comments

Tag Archives: Cayuga Lake

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Finger Lake Salmon

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