Cross Lake

Cayuga - New York


  • 7 catches

  • 194 followers

  • 2 spots

Walleye, tiger musky, northern pike, largemouth and smallmouth bass are the main gamefish found in the lake. Black crappie, bluegill, pumpkinseed sunfish, yellow perch, white perch, channel catfish, brown bullhead and common carp can also be found in the ...

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Cross Lake Fishing Reports

Recently shared catches and fishing spots

  1. tyler ranger
    - Cross Lake

    Details: norhern pike

  2. evan kshyna
    - Cross Lake

    I won my first fishing tournement

    Longnose Gar with a Worms

    1. Chad Clark 0
      wow that's awesome he looks so cool
  3. evan kshyna
    - Cross Lake

    6 lb. 1 oz. 37 in. Longnose Gar with a worms

  4. Ryan Gould
    - Cross Lake

    3 lb. 8 oz. Largemouth Bass with a worminator

    1. Chad Clark 0
      wow nice one
  5. Ryan Gould
    - Cross Lake

    3 lb. 11 oz. Smallmouth Bass with a creature bait

    1. Chad Clark 0
      nice one

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