LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, fishing has been slow on the north and south piers, but a few fish were caught. The morning has produced better than the evening, and at least one rainbow was caught on the lake side of the south pier on alewives. Most anglers continue to cast spoons inside of […]
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Banquet/Fundraiser Oct. 1: Northwest Wisconsin WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Shell Lake Art Center, Shell Lake. For more info call Gary Magnus, 715-635-2369. Oct. 1: Chilton Area WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Neighborhood Pub & Grill. For more info call Kevin Bornemann, 920-716-0393. Oct. 1: Wings over Wisconsin Denmark Chapter Banquet, 5 p.m., Beverly Gardens. For more info
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Season Dates Oct. 3: Duck/brant season opens (Northeast Zone) Oct. 3-4: Youth Waterfowl Days (Western Zone) Oct. 5: Tautog (blackfish) season opens Oct. 10: Canada goose season opens (Western Long Island) Oct. 10: Duck season opens (Southeast Zone) Oct. 10: Brant season opens (Western and Southeast zones) Oct. 10-11: Youth pheasant hunt (portions of state)
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Crying gosling (Nassau County) An anonymous TIPP (Turn in Poachers/Polluters) complaint came into the Region 1 Division of Law Enforcement desk regarding the owner of an automotive business who had in his possession a single Canada goose gosling. ECO Michael Unger investigated the complaint and discovered the gosling. The owner admitted to having the bird
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Lake Ontario: Chinook salmon were staging off river mouths and were being caught in 40 to 80 foot of water. Cut-bait, J-plugs, spoons and flashers and flies were all working, depending on the day. Green and white continued to be good colors to start with. Oneida Lake: Fishing was still a bit off, which may
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Lake Ontario and tributaries: More salmon should be coming into the lake’s tributaries, but some rain would help kickstart the run. Pier casters and Olcott Harbor trollers in small boats took advantage of a few fish casting spoons, drifting egg skein or trolling large Rapala-type body baits – from the piers up further into the
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Cayuga Lake: Lake trout fishing continued to be good for both anglers trolling and vertical jigging. Trolling 80 to 110 feet down in 100 to 150 feet of water, with spoons or flasher and flies, continued to produce lakers. Vertical jigging with plastics in 75 to 115 feet of water also was yielding dish. If
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Not hearing a lot on the fishing front now that the archery deer season has kicked off in the Northern Zone and the early bear season opened last month. But it’s a great time to take some final shots on the West Branch of the Ausable River, where stripping streamers can yield a big, colorful
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Offshore fishing remained excellent during this report period for tuna, groundfish and sharks. There was a tremendous amount of life offshore, including whales, turtles and schools of cownose rays. Yellowfin to 25 pounds, skipjack to 15 pounds and false albacore to 12 pounds were caught along the 30-fathom line near the Bacardi wreck, where massive
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