Devils’ Kitchen Bass slowing in heat. Crappies biting on minnows and jigs. Bluegills hitting crickets in shallows. Crab Orchard Lake Catfish action is still steady. Cut bait, nightcrawlers and leeches are all producing good catches.
Banner Marsh Bass good on spinnerbaits. Bluegills fair on crickets and worms. Crappies good on minnows or jigs. A few catfish being taken on stinkbaits. Powerton Bluegills biting on worms. Smallmouths good near points and
Ohio River At Smithland Pool, the river is slightly above pool, but the creeks and rivers are clear. Catfish action is still steady on cut bait, nightcrawlers and stinkbaits. Bluegills are fair in the creeks
ASHLAND AREA Last week’s weather was hot and rain-free, so lake and stream levels are on the way down. The bite was very slow. The Chequamegon Bay area of Lake Superior has cleared of heavy
BIG GREEN LAKE AREA Smallmouth bass continue to provide the best bite on Green Lake. Look for them in 10 to 15 feet of water, and leeches or tube jigs seem to be the best
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Anglers have been catching smallmouths throughout Door County, including Little Sturgeon Bay to Sturgeon Bay, Egg Harbor, Ephraim, and Sister Bay on the bay side and Bailey’s Harbor north to
Lake Ontario and tributaries Lake Ontario action has been outstanding. Reports are coming in of some salmon and steelhead action off Wilson and Olcott – just in time for the Lake Ontario Counties Summer Trout
Lake Ontario Chinook salmon and lake trout were being found in 100 to 350 feet of water. Fishing down 40 to 150 feet with spoons, flashers and flies or flashers and cut bait was working
Cayuga Lake There were reports of waterfleas beginning to show up. When waterfleas become abundant they can make trolling frustrating, so be prepared with “flea flicker” line or try vertical jigging. Lake trout were hitting
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