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Marinette Area

Anglers were catching trout and salmon in the Menominee River and Little River. Anglers were casting Cleos from the lighthouse pier for trout and salmon on the Menominee. Anglers were also catching trout and salmon

Big Green Lake Area

Anglers were catching a few bluegills in the shallows last week on Big Green. They were just starting to move in, with water temperatures at 61 degrees. Some nice crappies were mixed in with the

Prairie Du Chien Area

Fishing was a little slow last week, probably more because of the current than anything, that and warm water. Local fishermen need some “weather” to get things going on the Mississippi. Trout fishing has been

Capital District

Fish 307 in Lake George reports that lake trout are being caught in 80-100 feet of water on Christmas trees rigs and flatfish. Salmon fishing is still a bit on the slow side, but they

Central New York

Lake Ontario: The lake fishing is slowing down for the season, but there are salmon and trout in many of the tributaries. Oneida Lake: Anglers casting stick baits from shore just before and after dark

Adirondacks

The majority of the hatches are over for the season and now anglers are using Woolly Buggers or stonefly nymphs for best results on the West Branch of the Ausable River. Other northern rivers are

Siren Area

Anglers have been catching crappies and walleyes on Lower and Upper Clam lakes, and muskies are starting to show some signs of waking up on Yellow Lake. Smallmouths are hitting on the local rivers. Turkey

Ashland Area

Cohos, splake, browns, and even a few steelies and pinks have been reported near the river mouths, and even up in the rivers. Try trolling crankbaits off of planer boards, or small spoons off of

Wausau Area

The fall walleye bite continues to be pretty decent. Good numbers of fish are showing up in the deeper holes and river stretches during the daylight hours. These fish move to adjacent flats and breaklines

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