Don't over think this, there are a lot of fish in the lake and they usually bite. Head to Comers, seems to be the best bite right now. You don't have to get there in the dark ( it does help at times). You will see the bite intensity fluctuate, but typically you can catch fish all day. just use a Swedish Pimple with a rocker dropper tipped with a maggot. orangr/pink/red are good colors.if you don't have a locator, find to 20' of water and fish 7-10' down, if you do have a locator, fish where you see them. If you more trout than salmon, fish in closer to shore. The trout hit aggressively enough that if your using a bobber you will see the bobber sink/move or whatever or you will feel them if you are jigging. The salmon sometimes bite like the trout but many times you won't notice the bite unless you are using a VERY small bobber or a light spring bobber. Read some of the Georgetown threads, you will find more than enough info to make sure you have some success. You might even be able to meet one of these guys up there if you ask. Good luck and take some pictures:)
