New York Fishing Report – May 18, 2020 [video]
New York Outdoor News Editor Dan Ladd gives us the latest report from the waters of New York.
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Waupaca River a hit for fishing opener
The river’s fishery includes brook, brown and rainbow trout, as well as the occasional bluegill and largemouth bass.
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Figure 8s, cast-backs and comebacks for muskies
Interestingly, muskie hunters are really the only group of freshwater anglers that refer to follows as part of their overall fishing experience. It is quite common for muskie anglers to discuss how many follows they got, and not necessarily how many fish they boated.
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Understanding post-spawn walleye migration is critical to success
Most of these late-departing, summer river walleyes are caught incidentally by anglers targeting other species, but those fishing specifically for walleye can catch them with by casting shallow-running crankbaits, bodybaits or jig-and-plastic combinations.
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Three baits for early-season muskies
What are these special lures? The first is a small bucktail spinner, the second a 6- to 7-inch minnowbait, and the third a 7-inch dive-and-rise-style jerkbait.
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‘Grateful’ for smallmouths: an angling deadhead
This is a story of smallmouth bass on the Way-Upper Susquehanna River, and how little bass became bigger bass, and bigger. It’s also the story of a famous Grateful Dead concert at Cornell University in 1977.
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Species spotlight: the shorthead redhorse
In Illinois, five redhorse species can be found throughout most of the state: shorthead redhorse, black redhorse, river redhorse and silver redhorse.
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Michigan Lake Profile – Grassy Lake, Schoolcraft County
It’s a 176-acre, aesthetically appealing, remote lake with a good population of warmwater species including muskies, pike, bass, and panfish.
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Michigan Fishing Report – May 15, 2020
Walleye fishing has been good up and down the Lower Peninsula from Lake Erie and the Detroit River to North Lake Leelanau and Lake Charlevoix.
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