Torrential rains impacted the area the night before this report and the results have yet to be seen. Up until this new influx of water, fishing had been phenomenal. The walleye bite had been terrific,
Lake Ontario: Kings are beginning to show up in 130 to 350 feet of water. A thermocline has set up at 110 to 120 feet. Bass fishing has been good in the Mexico Bay area.
Muskie action has been good during low-light periods when anglers fish more “typical” structure like weeds and wood. Bucktails and jerkbaits are producing muskies and some northerns. Walleyes are still on the prowl. Legal walleyes,
Banner Marsh: Bass fishing is fair on plastics, spinnerbaits or chatterbaits and fair at East Point Access. Bluegills are slow to fair and small on wax worms. Crappies are fair on minnows or jigs with
Chain: The Chain and Fox River have reopened to boating. Bluegills are good in shallows, with Channel or Catherine best bets. White bass are good in Pistakee and Marie. Walleyes and catfish are excellent near
People are urged to be cautious when using boat landings on lakes that are lower than their normal levels. Anglers have been enjoying success on area lakes, with reports of smallmouth bass in the 15-
Willowemoc/Beaverkill: Water temperatures were starting to rise at last look, so limit your fishing to early morning or late evening. Neversink River: Fly anglers are reporting some browns being caught using nymphs, streamers, caddis, sulphers,
Acton Lake (Preble County) – Anglers are finding clear waters and good fishing. Channel catfish are being caught on the bottom from sunset to midnight. Try night crawlers, shrimp or chicken livers under a bobber.
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 30
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