ASHLAND AREA The smallmouths are on their summer spots – the rock pile, breakwall, current areas, weedbeds, and shoreline structure. A variety of techniques will work on any given day, but it seems crankbaits and
Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: Lake Ontario fishing is as hot as the weather right now, according to Lockport’s Dick Conley. He was trolling with Terry Goerss of Lockport and Tom Danaher of
Compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides, and the following sporting goods stores: North Lake Michigan: The June lull didn’t seem to make an appearance, but instead it has raised its ugly head in
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair Muskie fishing has been good on Lake St. Clair. Bucktails fished at the Belle River Hump are producing good results. Perch fishing has been good in Canadian waters at the
Trout streams, especially wild trout waters, were becoming warm in early July, and anglers were urged to avoid them or to exercise extreme caution when catching and releasing fish so as not to stress them
Central Region Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – As water temperatures have increased, fish have moved to deeper water. Largemouth bass are being caught off of main and secondary points with crankbaits and spinner baits.
ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay smallies are scattering throughout the bay. The bite can be tough, as the fish are recouping from the spawn, but fish are feeding throughout the day. Most anglers are having luck
Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: Lake fishing for salmon and trout continued to be good, turning on in front of Wilson and Olcott. Wes Walker sends word that some mature kings have been
Compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides, and the following sporting goods stores: North Lake Michigan: The cohos are still biting, with many limits coming to the dock. The bite is not as hot
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