BIG GREEN LAKE AREA Most of the attention has been on walleyes and white bass in the Fox River. Very few anglers have tried Big Green for panfish yet. North Bay, (920) 294-6462. LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO
ASHLAND AREA Things have changed – and quickly. We went from ice fishing one day to open water the next. The shorelines are pretty well open and folks are wading and casting for fish around
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Walleye action has been excellent for fishermen trolling and casting from shore, with many 10-plus-pound fish being caught on crankbaits from boats and from shore. Some of the favorite spots
There have been numerous reports of Hendricksons and Quill Gordons on the main stem of the Delaware River. Whether this is the start of the hatch or just the result of the warm weather, we
St. Lawrence River Not hearing much with the ice fishing over and walleye off limits. Black Lake Richard at Chapman’s Sports (315-324-5265) in Hammond reported the early heat wave sent anglers out after perch and
Lake Ontario and tributaries Pier action has been hot at Wilson and Olcott, with trout reported by casters using spoons, stick baits or minnows fished under a float. Perch action has been better in Wilson
Lake Ontario Brown trout were being taken along the lake shore by flat-lining (trolling lure behind the boat without any weight) with stick baits; if you can find some off-colored water, fish around it. Oneida
Cayuga Lake The state park boat launches were open, but some anglers are having difficulty launching larger boats with the current low lake level. Anglers trolling were getting lake trout, brown trout and Atlantic salmon.
North Country anglers were looking forward to the official kickoff of the trout season April 1, and with good reason. For the first time in many years all of the Adirondack trout rivers and streams
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