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E-MAIL --------------------- catfishonthelake@gmail.com

DATE ---------------------- October 25th

TIMES --------------------- 7:30am to noon

CONDITIONS ------------- Beautiful morning, got windy

AREA FISHED ------------- Main Lake Points

WATER TEMPERATURE-- 55 warmed up to 57

FISHING METHOD ------- Jigging and Lindy Rigging

BAIT/LURES USED ------- Herring, Rapalas, Got Chas and The Binksy

NOTES --------------------- Beautiful day with Pops. Marked a ton of fish in 50+ feet of water off Chestnut. Had one bite and one fish come off right when I saw the leader. Oh well. A couple more hits, then landed a 26-inch, 5.4 pound walleye on the Yellow Got Cha. Nice Fight. My dad added a smallie off Nolan's Point as we neared the weedline but that was all. Slow, but a great day on the water. All hits, near misses and landed walleye came in 45+ feet of water.

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E-MAIL --------------------- sunfish113@aol.com

DATE ---------------------- 10-20-10

TIMES --------------------- 11-6pm

CONDITIONS ------------- partly cloudy breezy especially main lake

AREA FISHED ------------- Woodport docks , bed bug island area cove and off Hasley

WATER TEMPERATURE-- 52 at start then to 55

FISHING METHOD ------- spinning/casting

BAIT/LURES USED ------- jigs, spinnerbait,rapala,rattle trap type,senko

NOTES --------------------- Conditions were good with virtually no boat traffic but a bit breezy to stay on some of the docks. Spent allot of time fishing woodport area and picked up 5 bass with nothing big but at least some action. Also caught 4 pickeral with 3 on spinnerbaits and one on a senko. The yellow perch are all over in shallow water on the inside weedlines next to either rock or clean sandy bottom. Caught a bunch on a very small jig. Found them following my bass lures so decided to try them for some action. Decent size perch schooled up.Anyone interested in perch head out now. They also hit rapala jerk baits. If I was really prepared to catch perch you could really load the boat. Good fishin to you all!

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E-MAIL --------------------- loumarcucci@optonline.net

DATE ---------------------- Mon. 10/ 18

TIMES --------------------- 9AM to 10AM

CONDITIONS ------------- Not Bad

AREA FISHED ------------- Great Cove

WATER TEMPERATURE-- 57

FISHING METHOD ------- Jigging

BAIT/LURES USED ------- Rapala

NOTES --------------------- Not much time this morning, so I tried jigging for the hour. Only fish was the 5 1/2 pound Striper

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E-MAIL --------------------- soccergale52@aol.com

DATE ---------------------- 10/17/10

TIMES --------------------- 3pm to 8pm

CONDITIONS ------------- windy, suny

AREA FISHED ------------- lake hopatcong

WATER TEMPERATURE-- 58 degrees

FISHING METHOD ------- jigging and fish finder rig

BAIT/LURES USED ------- Binsky, herring

NOTES --------------------- First started off at Bonaparte point and jigged some decent white perch considering the size of the binsky. Then went to Elba point and marked some fish nada went to Chestnut pointand after dark worked live herring by the bottom in 25 ft of water and caught a 24 in walleye

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E-MAIL --------------------- webguy@kneedeepclub.org

DATE ---------------------- 10/3

TIMES --------------------- 7-2pm

CONDITIONS ------------- cool & windy

NOTES --------------------- I have trolled up some wierd things over the years but had a first this weekend. I caught someone else's fish - hooked into an entire set-up, fish and all, that must have been pulled in the water from an unsuspecting angler. There was a free swimming rod and reel attached to a 3lb striper that I snagged on its line and pulled the rod in first, untangled the line, and then landed the fish on it. Fish was released and swam away somewhat relieved, set-up returned - owner found.

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