The folks at Bob’s Sport and Tackle Center (914) 232-4085 said brown trout fishing remained good earlier this month, with an 8-pound, 4-ounce fish coming into the shop from Croton Falls Reservoir, and reports of
Walleye fishing has been a little slow, and those walleyes being caught were on the small side, though several 24- to 26-inch walleyes were seen on Upper Eau Claire Lake. Bag limits of walleyes and
Western Basin – Walleye fishing was good in the western basin . The best fishing continues to be around the island complex including north of North Bass Island, between South Bass Island and Kelleys Island,
Spring Creek (Centre County) – Good conditions prevailed midweek and tan caddis and sulphurs were hatching along with sporadic midge activity. Fish were rising to size 16 Tan Caddis and size 14 and 16 Sulphurs.
C.J. Brown Reservoir (Clark County) – Crappies and bluegills are being caught around the marina and the wooden piling structures near the boat ramp and campground. Anglers are still catching some white bass along the
In Sheboygan, a few browns have been caught from south pier on spoons. Trolling has been slow. In Port Washington, anglers fishing off the pier and in the harbor have been catching a few browns
Water temps moved to the 50- to 56- degree range. The warmer water has triggered a stronger bite. Walleyes are hitting well on a jig/minnow combo. Fish either 25 feet of water or less over
Lake Erie and tributaries: Bass fishing continues to be good to very good. Fish up to 5 pounds can be caught pretty consistently on live bait like minnows or tube jigs and drop shot rigs.
The walleye bite is very good. Channel edges in 8 to 14 feet of water are holding lots of post-spawn walleyes. Troll crankbaits. Pike are hitting like crazy on white or chartreuse spinners over weeds
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