AMERY AREA Muskies are chasing bucktails and suckers in 12 to 15 feet on the Apple River, Deer Lake, and Wapogasset Lake. Panfish are biting in 15 to 20 feet Balsam Lake, Half Moon Lake, Pike Lake, and Wapogasset. Walleyes are taking minnows in 14 to 16 feet on Balsam in low-light. Lucky Baits (715) 268-6231 ASHLAND AREA The smallmouth fishing has been very […]
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LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Largemouth bass fishing will be best around piers and slop, or in deeper water. Wacky worms, plastic frogs, rigged worms, swim jigs, shallow running crankbaits and nightcrawlers will work best around shallow structure. Drop-shot rigs, Texas-rigged plastics, wacky jigs, tube jigs, and deep diving crankbaits worked well in the deep. A small sucker or large golden shiner on
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GREEN BAY/APPLETON AREA Walleye fishing continues strong on the west side of the bay, with some nice catches reported in the Oconto, Pensaukee and Geano Beach areas. Crankbaits seem to be the bait of choice. Perch are biting, with nice catches reported in the Bayshore Park area and at Chaudoir’s. Muskie action has finally heated up. Trolling and casting have produced some nice fish. Colors
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Banquet/Fundraiser Sept. 18: Markesan Wings Over WI Banquet, Royal Ridges, Ripon. For more info call Keith Bock, 920-229-4687. Sept. 19: Roche-A-Cri WTU Banquet, 4:30 p.m., The Cedar Shack, Adams. For more info call Becky Kirsenlohr, 608-564-3021. Sept. 19: Burnett County WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Legion Hall, Grantsburg. For more info call Terry Hendricks, 715-488-2036. Sept. 21: Sand
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Fishing violations (Nassau County) While conducting a bike patrol through Massapequa Reservoir, ECO Denise Ferraro observed a pair of fishermen frequenting the bushes. The officer watched as the duo caught fish and hid them under the leaves. She later questioned the pair, who denied having caught anything. They stated they were in the bushes relieving
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Season Dates Sept. 19: Early bear season opens (Northern Zone) Sept. 19-20: Youth Waterfowl Days (Northeast and Southeast zones) Sept. 20: Ruffed grouse season opens (Northern Zone) Sept. 21: Summer flounder (fluke) season closes Sept. 25: Early Canada goose season closes (portions of state) Sept. 26-27: Youth Waterfowl Days (Lake Champlain Zone) Sept. 27: Archery
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Lake Ontario and tributaries: Fishing action continued to be one of those situations where being in the right place at the right time can really pay off for you. An excellent case in point is Glenn Bird of Barker, who went out fishing one Friday morning out of Wilson. He had been fishing previous days
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Lake Ontario: Chinook salmon fishing has picked up some as fish are starting to make their way to river mouths. Salmon were found in 80 to 200 feet of water with cut-bait, j-plugs, spoons and flashers and flies all yielding fish. Oneida Lake: Walleye fishing continues to be slow on the lake, which may be
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Cayuga Lake: Lake trout fishing was good for 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 work for the lakers. Vertical jigging with plastics in 75 to 115 feet of water is also an option. If looking
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