Neversink, Rondout and Ashokan reservoirs: Reports of anglers catching brown trout on Krocodile spoons at Rondout. East of Hudson reservoirs: Anglers were picking up brown trout at Croton Falls Reservoir, Muscoot Reservoir and Cross River reservoirs. Large crappies were active at Croton Falls Reservoir, Titicus Reservoir and Muscoot Reservoir. Hudson River: There have been reports […]
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Beaverkill: Keep an eye on flows, which were a bit high at mid-month. Hatches were mainly a mid-afternoon and later thing, with olives, caddis, March Browns and spinner falls at dark. Willowemoc: Most hatches were later in the day, with spinner falls near dark. Sulphurs should be appearing now. West Branch: Both wadeable and floatable
June 5:_Rock Valley DU Banquet, 6 p.m., Gene-Os. For more info call Joe Eisch, 608-862-2226. June 20:_WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Moose Jaw Resort. For more info call 715-762-3028. July 23:_Lake Country Chapter WWA Banquet, Golden Mast Inn. For more info call Donald Patzfahl, 262-719-0235. Aug. 22:_Abbotsford Sportsmen’s Club Banquet, 6 p.m., El Norteno Supper Club.
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Devils’ Kitchen: High water levels have caused overall fishing to be slow. Crab Orchard Lake: The anglers venturing out on the lake are catching crappie. Fish are being found at depths of 2-9 feet. The larger fish seem to be holding over deeper cover. Anglers are also picking up good numbers of catfish. A 40-pound
Fishing success was inconsistent last week due to the strong winds, fluctuating temps, and unstable weather. Walleye anglers did report some fair catches of 14- to 18-inch fish, with the best action near dark as the wind would subside a bit. Jig/minnow combos and minnows on slip bobbers provided the most success. Water temps are
Third year in a row that such a record has been set Madelia, Minn. – It’s starting to sound like a broken record: Springtime wild turkey hunters have killed a record number of birds. It’s the third consecutive year there has been a record harvest and the second year in a row in which the
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Carlyle, Ill. – West Frankfort made every bite count, and it put the Redbirds in the history books. Dylan Vaughn caught five bass weighing a total of 10 pounds, 5 ounces to lead the Redbirds to first place in the inaugural Illinois High School Association bass fishing state championship, held May 8-9 on Carlyle Lake.
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In Sheboygan, a few browns have been caught from south pier on spoons. Trolling has been slow. In Port Washington, anglers fishing off the pier and in the harbor have been catching a few browns on spoons and minnows. Trollers were catching browns in 30 feet on spoons. In Milwaukee, shore fishing has been slow,
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Syracuse, N.Y. – Eugene Sullivan couldn’t have been more down on his luck. Unemployed and recovering from major surgery, the Syracuse man faced mounting bills and an uncertain future. But Sullivan’s fortunes turned completely around last month with help from an unlikely source – fantasy fishing. An avid angler in real life, Sullivan had never
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