MARINETTE/OCONTO AREA In Oconto County, suckers, carp, and smallmouths are being caught on the Oconto River from the Stiles dam to the mouth. Bass are hitting spinners, crankbaits, soft plastics and live bait. There has been a good walleye bite from the Pensaukee landing to Oconto Park II in 6 to 12 feet of water […]
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DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Door County anglers report success trolling in 5 to 15 feet of water with crankbaits and spoons. Shore anglers have been using spoons at Stone Quarry, Murphy Park, and the piers in Sturgeon Bay, Egg Harbor and Baileys Harbor. A 16-pound brown was caught in the canal and a 23.31-pound
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Participation high, clean safety record
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Oneida Lake, the largest body of water entirely within New York state, faces some daunting challenges but still has a bright future.
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Season Dates May 31: Spring gobbler season closes June 7: Lake Champlain catch-and-release, artificials-only bass season closes June 8: Lake Champlain regular bass season opens June 14: Catch-and-release, artificials-only bass season closes June 14: Lake Erie trophy bass season closes June 15: Regular bass season opens June 15: Muskellunge season opens June 15: Tiger muskie season opens (Upper Niagara River, Lower
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Trapper gets snared (Albany County) On Jan. 5 ECO, Kurt Swan received a complaint of illegal trapping taking place in the town of Bethlehem. Swan was on leave so he contacted ECO Kurt Bush, who was working in the field at the time. Bush arrived at the location to meet with the complainant and investigated
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Lake Ontario and tributaries: Capt. Bob Cinelli out of Olcott sends word that he’s been hitting fish from 60 to 300 feet of water on spoons and flasher-flies. They’ve been catching a mix fish down 20 to 129 feet – kings, cohos, steelhead and lake trout. Fishing deeper has been a tactic that has been working
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Lake Ontario: Brown trout fishing has slowed down and fish are more scattered. Fishing stickbaits and small spoons in shallow nearshore water during the early morning has been a good starting point. As the day gets brighter, moving to deeper water has been helping to extend the brown trout bite. Lake trout fishing has been
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Cayuga Lake: Anglers trolling stickbaits or spoons from 15 to 30 feet down were catching some brown trout and Atlantic salmon. Vertical jigging was yielding lakers in 50 to 150 feet of water. Perch were still being caught on the north end. Seneca Lake: Brown trout and Atlantic salmon were hitting on spoons and stickbaits
Finger lakes/Southern Tier Fishing Report – May 31st, 2013 Read More »
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