Steve Koop at Adirondack Outdoor Co. reports lake trout action continues to be excellent on Lake Champlain, with fish being taken by trollers in 80-100 feet of water on spoons. The lakers are on the
The fishing has remained good to excellent but anglers have had to adapt to the unusually warm water temperatures by searching out cooler water in the deeper parts of the Sound and fishing the incoming
Lake George continues to see outstanding lake trout fishing, with lakers being taken in the 80- to 120-foot range but also right at the thermocline at 50 feet. It you want good numbers of smallmouths,
Hudson River The water temperature are generally in the high 70s. Anglers were still having success catching smallmouths even with the warm water temps. Look for them around “suck holes,” submerged rocky points and sweeps.
FARIBAULT AREA The bridge area on Cannon Lake is kicking out bass, northern pike, and a few walleyes at night. Look to Lake Mazaska for crappies in 15 to 20 feet and to Roberts Lake
STARBUCK AREA On Lake Minnewaska, crawlers are turning walleyes during the day in 10 to 14 feet as are shallow-running crankbaits during the evening hours in six to eight feet. Sunfish continue to be caught
DULUTH AREA Crawlers and minnows are producing walleyes in 12 to 15 feet of water and buzzbaits are triggering smallmouth bass on the shallow structure at Island Lake. Minnows also are turning walleyes in 15
BATTLE LAKE Work the flats of Otter Tail Lake with fatheads for perch in 15 to 20 feet. Walleyes are hitting a jig and minnow in six to 10 feet, crawlers in 11 to 20
LAKE MILLE LACS Walleyes are being taken via two methods during the day – running leadcore and crankbaits over deep water on the main-lake basin or spinners and crawlers on the edges of the mud
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