The offshore action is excellent, with yellowfin tuna between 40 and 70 pounds and bigeye tuna to 250 pounds being trolled at The Dip, Fishtails and Hudson and Block canyons and from the 400-line out
Crab Orchard Lake: A few anglers are still reporting catching crappies, although fish are running small. Most crappies are being located in water 10-15 feet deep. Minnows and jigs are equally effective. A few catfish
Lake Ontario: Brown trout fishing continues to be good from Mexico Bay to Oswego and in front of the Salmon River. Browns are being caught in 35 to 80 feet of water on Northern King,
NORTHEAST METRO Crankbaits are producing a few walleyes in 20 to 30 feet on the Mississippi and St. Croix rivers. Small sunfish remain active on most lakes, but look to the weed edges of White
St. Lawrence River: Pike have been offering the most consistent action, but plenty of largemouths are being taken as well. Perch fishing has been good, but walleye reports have been few and far between. Black
John Miller at Bob’s Sport and Tackle (914-232-4085) in Katonah reports anglers are doing very well on largemouth bass throughout the NYC reservoir system. White perch are being taken at Croton Falls and Cross River
Bass fishing has been great, with largemouth and smallmouth bass being caught on small topwater baits and slop baits. Walleyes are being caught on weed edges on jigs and leeches, and the best panfish catches
LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Live bait rigs or crankbaits trolled off the deep flats and rocks have produced a few walleyes during the day. The evening bite has been better in 14 feet of water
Walleyes are going crazy on Green Bay. The action has been second to none, with the stretch between Oconto and Geano’s Beach being the best spot. Perch are hitting, but the action has been spotty.
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