Well if your set on Westport then troll south to young bay, I'd go vary the depths on the balls, your fishfinder should give you readings Try hammered copper Sutton spoons or blue and silver flutter spoons about 20-30 ' behind the ball. as far as your planer boards or flat lining chartreuse jointed rapalas or Brn trout rebels. But if I were you I'd go North either by trailer or run it up a little past Bouquet river to Jones point just south of Willsboro Point. The water around Schuyler Island and Willsboro Point(Pumkins reef) and in between are good this time of year the depths to follow are around 140 ' As farar as salmon The river mouths are good and also trolling the shore lines. You could always go with large streamers with a tandem hook Grey Ghost,or any Smelt patter, either on a dipsey diver or with some split shot . Also crockodile spoons Brn Trout, Rainbow rrout. Don't forget to bring some Dodgers and Christmas trees. Hope this helps some. I loved fishing up there. If you need a place to stay Adirondack Champlain Guide service owned by Pete Casemento. You can stay there and park your boat in his lot. Excellent breakfast and dinner. There are also plent of motels and bars around. Good Luck. Ps where are you from as I have charts for the Lake that you could borrow or buy. I think you'd be better off on the southern end of the Lake Pike and bass, Never fished for them there, Always went to Saranac. For the Lke trout you may want to try fluttering, Hook a flutter spoon to the ball and drop it while drifting, then pull back on the rod releasing the spoon causing it to flutter to the surface. Bring in the ball and repeat. Also while trolling you can stack your lures at different depths if you have that gizmo that attatches to the line.
