Lake Ontario: The brown trout bite is great one day and slow the next, with fish being taken in 10 to 70 feet of water. Good baits continue to be Smithwick Rogues, Dreamweaver and stinger spoons in black and silver and orange. The chinook salmon bite has slowed but anglers covering a lot of water […]
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The walleye action has been pretty good on the Petenwell Flowage, despite all of the wind that anglers had to put up with last week. Most of the best action has been on the north end of the Petenwell, and the best catches have been coming on trolled crankbaits. Flowage anglers also have been catching
Portland, Maine (AP) – Conservation groups and state officials say initiatives to purchase commercial fishing rights and distribute them to local fishermen will help preserve Maine’s fishing communities. Three nonprofits – the Island Institute, The Nature Conservancy and Penobscot East Resource Center – have created the state’s first “permit banks” in which they buy fishing
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Southwest Correspondent Pittsburgh – The cool, soggy weather that ruined a lot of softball games this spring has been a boon to trout anglers.
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Muskies and bass were the hot ticket last week. Muskies were chasing bucktails and surface baits during the day, but a good night bite was starting to kick in last week. The best action has been on the shallower, dark-water lakes or flowages. Both bass species are hitting well all over, despite last week’s cold
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Belleville, Ill. – The first big bowfishing tournament on the lower Kaskaskia River was such a hit, more events of its ilk may be on the way. Ten boats containing two or three anglers each participated in the June 20 Kaskaskia River Bowfishing Championship, a joint venture between the Bowfishing Association of Illinois and the
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Sterling, Ill. – Two weeks after it celebrated a successful “KingKat” catfishing tournament, the Rock River dealt with a mysterious fish kill that state biologists are still trying to solve. DNR estimates that more than 72,000 fish died in the kill, which officials believe started on Father’s Day weekend. It’s been confirmed that the kill
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The walleye bite has been pretty good, with most fish coming on jig and crawler presentations. Some walleyes are still hitting minnows, and you shouldn’t hesitate to try leeches. Long-line trolling with spinner harnesses is working great, as well as jigging deeper water with heavier jigs tipped with a fathead minnow. The catfish bite has
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