Fishing Oneida Lake

Fishing Oneida Lake

by Spider Rybaak
Fishing Oneida Lake

Fishing Oneida Lake

by Spider Rybaak

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Overview

Measuring over five miles wide and almost 21 miles long, Oneida Lake is the largest body of water nestled totally within the Empire State, and state’s single most productive warmwater fishery. Savvy anglers from all over the country—and beyond—know it. They come year-round, to ice-fish in winter and using spin, fly, and trolling gear through the remainder of the year, for delectable panfish, walleye, bass, pike, pickerel, crappie, catfish and more. A regular stop on the professional bass-fishing tournament circuit, Oneida Lake is a famous and popular fishery. Fishing Oneida Lake is the only book detailing this lake’s remarkable fishing opportunities, from a renowned local angler who has fished every area in the lake repeatedly. Organized by season, and featuring 67 specific locations for angling success, Fishing Oneida Lake will reward the reader with all the knowledge needed for an outstanding day on the water.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781580801775
Publisher: Burford Books
Publication date: 04/16/2015
Pages: 144
Sales rank: 1,062,880
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 8.80(h) x 2.00(d)

About the Author

Spider Rybaak writes on angling and the outdoors for the 'swego County Tourism Bureau, lectures frequently on fishing in the area and is the author of Fishing the Great Lakes of New York and other books. He lives in Canastota, NY—just a few miles from the shores of Oneida Lake.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments xi

Maps of Oneida Lake xii

Introduction 1

Definitions (Glossary) 11

Fish Species of Oneida Lake 13

Spring

1 Starting Line-up: Caughdenoy 23

2 Big Bend 24

3 Mud Creek 25

4 Brewerton Dock 26

5 Crappies in the Toad 28

6 Wildlife Management Area Bullheads 31

7 Bullheads in the Park: Oneida Shores 32

8 Muskrat Bay Beyond the Park 33

9 Harboring Panfish 34

10 Frank Talk (Interview with Todd Frank) 35

11 Drifting in the Wind 36

12 Davy's Locker: Shackelton Shoals's Bars 37

13 Maple Bay 38

14 Off the Wall: Sylvan Beach 39

15 Fish Creek 41

16 Mouth-Feeding Walleye 43

17 Spring Surf-fishing 44

18 Oneida Creek's Fallen Bridge 46

19 Two Faces of Caughdenoy 47

20 Ripping Blade Baits off the Beach 49

Summer

21 Brewerton Terminal Wall 55

22 Above the Lock 56

23 Below Lock 23 58

24 Eaton Bay 59

25 Between a Toad and a Muskrat 60

26 Corner Hawgs 63

27 Short Point Bay and Lower South Bay 64

28 Briggs Bay 66

29 Long Shore 68

30 Lakeport Bay 69

31 Bottom Feeding at Cleveland Dock 70

32 Buoy Bouncing 72

33 Pancakes for Breakfast… or Any Other Time 73

34 Blade Running on Shackelton Shoals 74

35 Jiggin' Shackelton Shoals 75

36 Joe's Place 76

37 Fishin' Dogs: Gary and Kelsy 77

38 Mud Lines 78

39 Smallies in the Heat 79

40 End Cast at the Riverhead 80

41 Perch Triangle 82

42 Up Fish Creek: Landlocked Atlantic Salmon 84

43 North Shores Deep Summer Perch 86

44 Chapman Park 87

Autumn

45 Taking it to the Bank 93

46 South Bay 95

47 Lineup at the Gateway: Sylvan Beach 95

48 Godfrey Points Sound Garden 97

49 Cleveland Dock Shuffle 100

50 Cleveland's Break Waters 102

51 Phillips Point Twilight Serenade 104

52 Exit Strategy: 1-81 105

53 Scrambling and Wading at Oneida Shores 107

54 Joseph F. Williams Memorial Park 109

55 Larkin Point 110

56 Lewis Point 112

Winter

57 Big Bay on Ice 117

58 Hardwater Village at Sylvan Beach 118

59 Vienna Bar: Grand Slam Capitol of Oneida Lake 120

60 Drilling for "Eyes" off Lewis Point 122

61 Perch in the Mud off Chapman Park 123

62 Billington: Burt's Bay 124

63 Cleveland's Lawyers 126

64 Taft Bay 127

65 Hitchcock Point 127

66 Constantia on Ice 128

67 Verona Beach State Park 129

Appendix 131

Index 139

About the Author 143

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