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I have been out twice this week to try casting from the Olcott pier and the mud line has been heavy. It was a few hundred yards out with a strong breeze from the northeast to boot. Get on the clear side of that mud line and you might see the rods bending. Good luck!

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I always had the best luck off the mouths of the creeks (Keg & 18 mi at Olcott or 4 mi out of Wilson).    Trolling bright orange jointed Rapalas in about 10 ft depths worked well.  Look for warmer water off the creeks.   We usually ended up with a mixture of browns, rainbows, and cohos.   Sometimes, when the action was slower, we would run planer boards.  Trout and salmon are way more fun on those than Walleyes, always fighting good after the release, not just dragging in like a log.   Just long-line trolling in a zig-zag pattern, off the creeks, allows you to stay on the fish easier with a smaller boat turning radius than when you have boards out.   Good luck, the weather looks good over the weekend.   Hopefully you get a SW wind and not that darn North one that seems to come up whenever I get up on Lake O.  

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