With the sun out and wind down last week, surface temps started creeping up, with many lakes having readings of 60 to 63 degrees. Largemouth action has been good. There is also a little bit
Some heavy rains at mid-month made for challenging conditions on the region’s trout waters, with high water levels on the West Branch of the Ausable, the Chateaugay, Marble, Black and West Canada. Those waters were
The erratic weather conditions of the past week have made for some variable fishing success. Muskie fishing seems to have been the highlight of the week, and quite a few anglers have been out trying
Bluegills and bass are active right now, mostly in shallow water. As water temperatures increase, those fish will begin moving to deeper water. Muskie action has been fair and steady, but look for muskies to
Despite the near continuous rain and fog, with the occasional thunderstorm, anglers who braved the weather found the fish cooperative, with stripers to 40 pounds being taken in the western sound on live bunker fished
Lake Ontario: The brown trout bite has slowed but some fish are still being taken real early in the morning, the first hour of daylight. Browns are hitting black and silver and silver and orange
Anglers have been reporting some success in the morning casting spoons for trout and salmon off of the piers in Algoma and Kewaunee. Anglers who have been going out on the lake have been met
ALEXANDRIA AREA Fish a leech or crawler tight to the weedlines during the evening and you’ll catch walleyes on Lake Le Homme Dieu, Lake Ida, and Lake Miltona. The west side of Lake Reno also
Lake George anglers are now turning their attention to bass – primarily smallmouth – even though lake trout action remained good. On the Hudson River, channel catfish were providing the most consistent action. Saratoga Lake
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