Pymy Advice

Hey all, I have been reading the posts on the upcoming season and as most, am getting excited.  I have been reading the boards for well over a year, and am hoping to take an active part in posting this year.  As a fisherman that does not get out as much as I would like, the information on these boards is greatly appreciated!
I am land locked, but am trying to convince a buddy into taking his boat out on Pymy for some slabs and eyes this year.  I am not that familiar with the area, but was wondering if anyone would be willing to share a launch or two that would at least get me and my friends started in the right direction.  Please know, I am not asking for secret spots or anything, just a launch in the right direction  I have fished at the spillway before.  It looked like bumper boats, and that is exactly what I am trying to avoid.  I would be coming in off of 79.  We do have a fish finder, so we would be able to locate some brush and underwater structure to hopefully find some fish.  Any and all advice would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks all!!!!

Steel like ronnie i fished this lake my entire life and have a place up there as well. Pymy at one time was LOADED with walleye 12 to 16 inches on average. i had days where my dad, brothers and i would total a hundred fish in a day. that didnt happen every trip of course but you would find a school in may , make drifts or anchor over the schools. action could be hot and heavy or you would have to work for them. never the less you would catch fish now with failed fry stockings in the millions, and lake under water structure being very fertile, natural reproduction is low. the spillway is my favorite spot too, but locals have it choked out but first come first serve in their defense. now if you do find the eyes most likely it will be a "good" keeper. there are still a few coves and bays with gravel or sand bottoms which bring spawning eyes, try casting rapelas morning or evening in these places. Fries launch is a historically decent place for pre-spawn plugging. as for crappies they made a huge comeback. they were never gone but now they are booming. ice out all around clark island is good as well as the other islands or "the stumps" year round . april 3-5 ft is a good depth. a good way to find them is by old fashion drift jigging like we used to do for walleye back in the day. so good luck and tell us how you did when you hit pymy