Mother Nature is going crazy. The area saw air temps hit 95 degrees two weeks ago and water temps crest 80 degrees. Then, air temps were in the 50s and surface temps dropped 10 to
Most Adirondack trout waters – the West Branch of the Ausable, the Saranac, the Black River, West Canada Creek, to name a few – have been fishing well. Look for stoneflies now; a tandem rig
The severe cold front last week took the edge off of the fishing, and the interest in fishing. Up until then, the action had been good for all species. The best thing going on last
The walleye bite has been pretty good, with most fish coming on jig and crawler presentations. Some walleyes are still hitting minnows, and you shouldn’t hesitate to try leeches. Long-line trolling with spinner harnesses is
The walleye action has been pretty good on the Petenwell Flowage, despite all of the wind that anglers had to put up with last week. Most of the best action has been on the north
LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Limits of keepers and several big walleyes have been taken off the 22- to 27-foot gravel with crawlers and leeches during the day. Slip bobbers and leeches remain the best option
Raystown Lake (Huntingdon County) – The striper bite picked up mornings and evenings on live bait from the surface to 18 feet deep in mid-June, when water was in the mid-70-degree range and off-color at
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) – Large walleyes up to 8 pounds and trout were hitting in recent weeks. The perch bite was outstanding with fish up to 13 inches being boated and landed from shore
Pine Creek (Lycoming County) – Fishable flow was reported June 20 despite rainfall. Water temperatures on Little Pine were 58 degrees, and Big Pine was 58 to 62 degrees. Hatches included slate drakes, blue-winged olives
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