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Oneida Lake fishing report 7/2/19

Mike "Tank" TankersleyLeave a Comment on Oneida Lake fishing report 7/2/19

Fishing on Oneida Lake right now is nothing short of amazing. Limits after limits as of lately.  Customers have been nothing but smiles as they land fish after fish.

The trolling bite has definitely picked up as we are starting to see more fish suspended. With that trolling has been our main focus the past few trips. That being said plenty of fish are still being taken on blade baits and bucktail jigs. As I stated the fishing is awesome right now.  If you want to get in on the action give me a call and book a trip today.

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Some big Oneida Lake walleye

A great Oneida lake walleye
Walleye fishing on Oneida Lake
Happy customers after an Oneida Lake walleye charter
Walleye fishing on Oneida Lake provides great meals

Oneida Lake fishing report 5/15/19

Mike "Tank" TankersleyLeave a Comment on Oneida Lake fishing report 5/15/19

I fished Oneida lake yesterday. Walleye fishing was tough and we worked for the 8 we landed.

Fish came in 26 to 38 feet of water on blade baits. The best colors were gold, purple and blue/chrome.

The walleye were mixed in with schools of perch. It was obvious they were feeding heavily on perch as they were puking them up in the livewell.

The fishing should improve as the weather finally starts to warm over the next few weeks. I will be out there this weekend and will post another report Sunday or Monday.

Give me a call if you want to get out on Oneida Lake walleye fishing.

Opening weekend Oneida Lake fishing report

Mike "Tank" TankersleyLeave a Comment on Opening weekend Oneida Lake fishing report

With opening weekend behind us I figured I would give a little report on how we did. Saturday was the better day for sure.  We located  fish in 17 to 30 feet of water putting 18 in the net before 10:30.  Blade baits were the go to lure.

Sunday was a different story.  We worked hard for them and found some fish in 17 feet of water.  Again it was all on blade baits with the hot colors being white and black and gold.

Overall, not a bad weekend. After talking to many other anglers and guides everyone seemed to find a similar pattern of the fishing slowing down on Sunday.  I will continue to post fishing reports through out the summer along with some tips and techniques so make sure to stop by the site regularly.

If you want to get out on the water give me a call and set up a trip.