(A reminder: All persons, regardless of age, aboard a pleasure vessel less than 21 feet in length must wear a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) from Nov. 1 to May 1.) Cayuga Lake Anglers trolling around
Not a lot happening now that the ice fishing options are no longer. But there have been reports from the Lake Champlain tributary anglers of some salmon and steelhead being taken on nymphs and egg
The weather has been mild this report period and the water temperature is about 5 degrees above normal on both the North and South shores. In addition, the murky conditions caused by Hurricane Irene that
Fishing has held up well through the winter, and angling pressure will likely increase now with an early arrival of spring and the April 1 kickoff to the trout season. Many area streams in the
Streams were a little high earlier this month, with some color from snowmelt in the afternoons. Fishing options were somewhat limited but that could change. Midges and stoneflies have been on all rivers Mid to
St. Lawrence River Ice conditions have deteriorated at last report, and fishing pressure has declined even in areas where anglers could get on. Black Lake Not hearing a lot now, given the sketchy ice conditions
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, shore anglers have been fishing the harbor near the Deland boat launch, but they have had limited success fishing for brown trout. Sheboygan River anglers have been catching decent
East Fork Lake (Clermont County) Crappies are biting in deep, 20-25 feet, water in the main lake and particularly behind the island near the north shore boat ramp. Jigs tipped with medium sized minnows have
Salt Fork Lake (Guernsey County) The crappie and channel catfish bite has been hot with crappies averaging in the 12-inch range and cats weighing anywhere from 2-3 pounds. Big bluegills, some weighing more than a
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