The water temperature at the boat landings has dropped into the low 70s with a drastic cool-down in air temperatures. Water clarity at the landings were good, with light fishing pressure during the week. The
Sturgeon season has turned up some fair success. Opening-day pressure was considered moderate, and most of the anglers were catching some fish. There were quite a few sub-legal sturgeon released, but there were few reports
Willowemoc/Beaverkill: Clear and fishable at last look. Midges and small BWOs in the morning. West Branch of the Delaware: Low water but fishable. Sulphers in the afternoon but olives and caddis are factors. East Branch
John Miller at Bob’s Sport and Tackle (914-232-4085) in Katonah reports some good smallmouth action on Croton Falls and Cross River reservoirs, while most of the largemouth success is coming on Muscoot Reservoir. Some walleye
Salmon in Lake Michigan are into the staging process now, and spawning adults are starting to enter the Kewaunee and Ahnapee rivers. This has increased the pier fishing action in Kewaunee and Algoma. There are
Nice walleyes up to 32 inches have been released recently, with the best action coming from Lake Wausau and Lake Dubay, as well as the Wisconsin River and Halfmoon Lake. Key on hard-bottom areas containing
Trout are hitting on Devils Lake, and anglers are catching walleyes on Lake Wisconsin, mostly by jigging in the channel or by trolling Rapalas. Catfish were hitting like crazy below the Prairie du Sac dam.
Lake Ontario: Salmon fishing has been very good from Oswego to Port Ontario. Salmon are being found in 50 to 80 feet of water. Fishing 30 to 55 feet down with E-chips, Spin Doctors, and
In Oconto County, bluegills are still providing lots of fun at the Stiles dam on leaf worms and slip bobbers. The walleye bite off of the reefs in Green Bay has continued to be rewarding.
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