
Orleans County (N.Y.) Fishing Report – March 18, 2025
Anglers should find fish in the pools or at the dam and also staged around or on gravel spots here.
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Anglers should find fish in the pools or at the dam and also staged around or on gravel spots here.

The river walleye spawning runs on the Maumee and Sandusky rivers are beginning to start in earnest and inland waters are heating up for spring crappies.

Walleyes and whitefish were being seen on underwater cameras in good numbers out from the mouth of this river and along the pier by late-ice anglers.

Fishing reports have been good. Numbers of walleyes, saugers and perch. Using electronics is super helpful with some larger walleyes swimming through suspended.

A final recap from the ice season and how things went this past week.

The ice is falling apart across most of the state. But those who are able to find safe ice and get out are catching some nice perch in this hot spot.

Coho fishing has really picked up on this fishery.

Brown trout are typically active in the Lake Ontario nearshore as soon as boats can hit the water in spring.

Spring patterns set stage for active April for anglers. Here’s a look at the Illinois fishing report on March 14, 2025.
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