Indiana Fishing Report – June 23, 2023
The salmon bite on this fishery has continued to be strong in 90-plus feet across most of the lakefront.
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The salmon bite on this fishery has continued to be strong in 90-plus feet across most of the lakefront.
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On Lake Ontario, chinook salmon are being caught in 100 to 300 feet of water and fishing from 50 to 150 foot down. Flashers and flies, and spoons have been working. For lake trout fish closer to bottom.
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Bass bite has been really hot across a good part of the state of late.
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A phenomenal bass bite going on in this area. Here’s what’s working.Â
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Fishing prospects, especially for largemouth and smallmouth bass, have picked up since our last report. Western Basin Lake Erie anglers are running all the way to the Canadian line to find walleyes.
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It’s Chamber tournament week here in Devils Lake and the walleye fishing remains really good. Checking in on the water with what has been working and a few tips as well as spots to try as we head into the weekend.
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NY Outdoor News Editor Dan Ladd takes us down the
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You’ve heard the age-old adage that lightning doesn’t strike twice in the same spot. But for Tom Russell and his fishing partner Eric Sullivan, both of Albion, N.Y., it appears that lightning did strike twice – many times over!
It was Russell and Sullivan who tag teamed on an opening day bass tournament win on Cayuga Lake on June 15, 2022 – a new opening day for bass anglers across the state. Russell’s record smallmouth bass was part of a personal-best five fish bag with his cousin, Sullivan. This year, the duo believes they caught the same smallmouth as part of a record day, now weighing 9 pounds, .4 ounce.
Chris Hespen has built an impressive resume with DNR.
The Peotone native was recently named the site superintendent at Pyramid State Park. Hespen is just the fourth site super in Pyramid’s 55-year history, following Bob Shaw, Dave Phillips and the recently retired Cha Hill. Today, Pyramid is the largest state park in Illinois and is a mecca for fishing and field trial events.
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