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Adirondack Fishing

Zeeter
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I'll be fishing the Adirondacks the first week of August. That's probably not the ideal time to go for Pike and Walleye, so does anyone have any suggestions? I've gotten a few spoons and big, fluffy spinners.

They also have smallmouth and catfish up there and supposedly landlocked salmon.

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    You might want to be a little more specific... The Adirondack Park encompasses 6 million acres.  There are over 2,300 lakes and ponds, 200 lakes of at least one square mile in area, 1,500 miles of rivers, 30,000 miles of brooks and streams.

     

    Tight lines,

    Bob

     

     

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    Dude, go trout fishing

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    No trout gear and I'm not ready to be a fly-snob yet :)

    It's at Lake Francis, which is a small electric-only lake.

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