Nockamixon Lake (Bucks County) – Walleye fishing picked up in recent weeks, with anglers targeting points and ledges, trolling crankbaits. Bass and crappies also have been hitting. Delaware River (Bucks County) – Fishing pressure picked
Pickford Area Fishing has been slow at the east end of the U.P. A few walleyes are hitting in Raber and Munuscong bays. Bear hunting has picked up in the past couple weeks. Grouse hunters
Meladhl Dam – (Clermont County) – Anlglers are having success on largemouth using buzzbaits. Fish are remaining shallow until about noon. Downtown Cincinnati to Riverbend – (Hamilton County) Anglers are catching channel catfish and blue
€ The daily bag limit for Lake Erie yellow perch dropped from 30 to 25 fish per angler effective July 1 in waters west of the Huron pier. The daily bag limit will remain at
ALEXANDRIA AREA Walleyes are hitting a jig and minnow on the weedlines throughout the Le Homme Dieu Chain. Lakes Ida and Miltona are giving up walleyes in 25 to 40 feet, depending on the time
Overall game fish action was good this past week. Bass action has been very good on spinnerbaits and floating crankbaits. Walleye action has been spotty, with the best action early and late in the day.
The porgy fishing in the Long Island Sound from City Island to Montauk and out to Block Island has been fantastic. The recreational season ended Sept. 26 but the party boat season is open until
The white bass have started coming up into the Fox River, but it’s not real heavy yet. White bass fishing seems to pick up when the wind blows from the west to create some current.
Some good numbers of salmon are still available on Lake Michigan, but mature salmon have moved into the harbors and the Ahnapee and Kewaunee rivers. More and more fish are moving in every day. Fish
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