Lake Erie and tributaries: Bass fishing continues to be good. Capt. Frank Campbell of Niagara Falls reports that there are plenty of smallmouth in and around Buffalo in 20 to 40 feet of water. Some
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,
Paulding Reservoir (Paulding County) – Anglers are catching channel catfish in 8-10 feet of water using night crawlers. The best time is in the morning. Nettle Lake (Williams County) – Bluegills are being caught on
Try fishing the mouths of tributaries along the river. Catfishing success has been fair with anglers using cut baits, shad, bluegill and night crawlers fished towards the bottom. Some anglers report catching sauger from boats
Lake St. Clair Fishing is on fire on Lake St. Clair. Muskie action has been excellent for anglers fishing bucktails at the Belle River Hump and behind the St. Clair Light. Walleye fishing also has
Union Area Fishing has been fair in Cass County. Anglers fishing crickets and red wigglers report a decent panfish bite on Long and Cory lakes. Halls Bait and Tackle, (269) 641-2304. Plainwell Area Walleye fishing
ALEXANDRIA AREA Lakes Miltona, Reno, and Ida remain the area’s best walleye options in 12 to 18 feet of water. The bigger bass are now hitting crankbaits on the main-lake bars of most lakes, mainly
Nockamixon Lake (Bucks County) – Bruce Kulp, of Quakertown, caught a 29-inch striper and a 10-pound hybrid striper on consecutive days. Rich Rapp, of Quakertown, also caught a 10-pound hybrid striper. Delaware River – Dave
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