The saltwater fishing is in the typical summer pattern. The hurricane that fortunately veered out to see before striking our region created high seas that kept many anglers from fishing offshore, but overall the fishing has been excellent. The inshore fluke fishing along the South Shore is concentrated in the inlets, with the best fishing […]
Long Island/NYC Fishing Report – July 25th, 2014 Read More »
Bass have been the go-to species on Saratoga Lake, with a few knowledgeable walleye anglers scoring on a few of those fish. Lake George continues to offer fine fishing, both for bass and lake trout. Not hearing much on landlocked salmon. The region’s trout waters have been high on the heels of heavy rains, and
Capital District Fishing Report – July 25th, 2014 Read More »
Warmer waters have slowed the trout fishing in the region’s reservoirs, but bass have been cooperating on waters like Muscoot, Cross River and a few other NYC reservoirs.
Southeastern New York Fishing Report – July 25th, 2014 Read More »
Beaverkill/Willowemoc: Both rivers were in great shape for late July but offered limited wading on the heels of some heavy rains. Tricos are in the mix in late morning. Later in the day it’s now mostly sulphurs and Light Cahills. Delaware West Branch: Limited wading but floatable at last look. Slime was starting to present some
Catskills Fishing Report – July 25th, 2014 Read More »
St. Lawrence River: Bass have moved into deeper water. They’re hitting on Senkos, spinnerbaits and crayfish. Northern pike action was good on topwaters and spinnerbaits. Not hearing much on walleye and. Black Lake: Richard at Chapman’s Sport Shop and Marina reported most of the angling attention of late has been on smallmouth and largemouth bass,
Thousand Island Fishing Report – July 25th, 2014 Read More »
District 1 – Baudette area CO Ben Huener (Roseau) checked anglers on Lake of the Woods, the Roseau River, and Hayes Lake. Enforcement contacts for the week included angling with an extra line, no license, operating ATVs on Bemis Hill (closed area), and unregistered ATVs. CO Demosthenes Regas (Blackduck) reports monitoring angling and boating activity
Minnesota Cuffs & Collars – July 25th, 2014 Read More »
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 7: Elk River Goldeneyes DU Banquet, 5 p.m., Rockwoods Entertainment Center, Otsego. For more info call Tim Oie, 763-237-4155. Aug. 8: Oak Ridge Gobblers NWTF Banquet, 5 p.m., Fulda American Legion. For more info call Tom Harnack, 507-831-3275. Aug. 15: MDHA McGregor Banquet, 5 p.m., McGregor Community Center. For more info call Bob Dreger,
Minnesota Calendar of Events – July 25th, 2014 Read More »
Bigger is better. Okay. Let’s not argue that anymore. Just ask a hefty largemouth if it would rather eat a big 10-inch worm or a little 4-incher of the finesse style.
Often in summer, bass prefer longer worms Read More »
FAIRMONT AREA Crappies and sunfish are in 2 to 5 feet at Hall Lake, Budd Lake, and Lake Sissiton. Crankbaits or spinners and crawlers are producing walleyes in 8 to 12 feet on Hall and Budd. Catfish will hit crawlers on all lakes. Bass fishing is strong with Budd, Sissiton, and George Lake producing bigger
Southwest Minnesota Fishing Report – July 25th, 2014 Read More »
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