Now that many states and localities are once again welcoming travelers, this summer might be the right time for a road trip to a walleye destination you’ve been thinking about but haven’t yet checked off your bucket list.
Fishing activity and catches picked up over the past week on Lake Ontario and its tributaries.
Hot weather continues, with water temps in the area in the mid-70s. Fish are moving into the deep water. But every day is a little different, so it’s up to you to mix and match until you figure out what the fish want.
“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about the use of snaps while using crankbaits. Tuma often uses snaps but says to check your fishing line frequently for nicks that can reduce the poundage of test. Also make sure to clean debris off your snap because it can affect the vibration and movement of the lure.
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