Goodyear Lake

I'm heading out there this weekend and wondered if anyone has any info on this lake. It's a bit south of Cooperstown. I'm planning on hitting the walleyes at night. May just pitch a tent next to the lake for a few quick hours of shut eye.

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you got that right Dan! ..i used an electric knife and made perfect white fillets and cut them into thirds.. my recipe is as follows for about 2 to 3lbs of fillets: 1) i mix 1 egg and about a cup and a half milk (can substitute evaporated milk) squeeze some fresh lemon too all in a plastic bowl, bath the fillets for a few( i let them soak 15 minutes or so while proceeding to prepare for frying 2) you can use beer batters whatever , but i just like breading fillets in italian seasoned breadcrumbs before frying 3) I like using a colestral free veg.oil but i eat little fried stuff so any high heat oil is best. But I will even fry in olive oil if it is all you have. Usually 2 to 3 minutes pan fried is all that is needed to brown and get the breadcrumbs crisp... 4) On the side, I enjoy tarter sauce( freshly made) Any sweet pickled relish helmans mayo and fresh squeezed lemon is all. Now when you have alot of fish you just make a side dish of something like i did spanish rice and mix in a can of peas before serving. But if you are small on the fried fish serving.. you can make fried fish burgers using the tarter and nice crisp romaine lettuce on burger rolls. Yeah, I like night fishing and thinking the main delaware is worth try possibly this weekend!.. plus it is alot closer to my neck in the woods! I will let you know if and what we do should we have the chance to try it soon.

Well, plans got nixed.  I need to catch up on work this weekend to get some customers off my back. I'll just have to hit the Mohawk for a bit.

Back, I've never heard of Sturgeon Pond, but have heard of Lake Sturgeon. Not sure where it is.

This has been a pretty poor fishing year for me so far. Still kind of a newlywed, and a young tot to care for, I haven't had any real time to focus on fishing. And being new to this area, I need extra time to figure out new terrain.

And yes, Walleye are much better eating than trout. Both are equally fun to catch.