Oneida Lake
Lake Overview
Oneida has an abudence of both smallmouth and largemouth. Tournaments have been won with either species and combinations of them. Power fishing techniques are effective for smallmouth with topwater and the umbrella Rig being very popular. Largemouth can be caught flipping or on frogs. Despite the average winning weight being around fifteen pounds, don't feel too confident if you only have that weight. This is especially true in the fall when weights are generally higher.
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Tournament Results & RecordsAverage Best Five Bass = 14.87 pounds (126) Average 10th Place boater = 12.11 pounds (32) Average 50% Place Boater = 7.95 pounds (63) Average Nonboater Best Five Bass = 13.49 pounds (22) Average 10th place Nonboater = 10.92 pounds (9) Average 50% Nonboater = 5.29 pounds (22) Average Lunker = 4.21 pounds (126) Best Five Bass Limit = 20.19 pounds ( ) Best Two Day Boater = TBD Best Three Day Boater = 53.81 Bpounds (2016) Best Four Day Boater = 65.62 pounds (2009) Biggest Bass = 6.94 pounds (2011) |
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Tournament Proven Baits
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The SPRO Bronzeye Popper Frog was a key bait in Dean Rojas' Elite Series win on Oneida in 2008. |
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The Zoom Speed Craw was Carolina Rigged in 2016 for the BASS Northern Open win.
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The umbrella Rig is a popular bait and was common in the 2016 Costa event.
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Current Conditions
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