The bite has been OK for walleyes, and the crappie action has been very good. There hasn’t been much in the way of bass fishing yet, but the pike fishing has been pretty good. Water
Anglers were starting to find a few lake trout last week, and the fish weren’t all that deep – mostly in 40 to 60 feet of water. Brown trout were being caught pretty close to
Lake Taylorville: Crappie bite picking up on minnows. Bass slow. Water conditions are murky. Jim’s Live Bait & Tackle (217) 787-1951 Banner Marsh: Crappies are biting on minnows. Bass hitting chatterbaits and spinnerbaits. Bell’s Landing
Honeoye Lake: Dan Sharp at Honeoye Bait and Tackle sends word that crappie action went cold with the temperatures and when things warm up again, so will the fishing. Try the southwest corner or the
The fishing was a little slow last week because of the continued high water, but anglers were still catching fish. The bluegills have been up in the brush, and largemouths and smallies were hitting out
It was one of the quietest openers the area has ever seen. Traffic was way down and fishing pressure was light. Ice went off most lakes by Friday before the opener. Cold, snow, rain, and
Fishing has been pretty good. Anglers are catching a lot of walleyes below the dams on the rivers. Most anglers are just fishing from shore and throwing jigs and minnows. Anglers also are catching walleyes
The crappies were starting to bite last week on Beaver Dam, with the best action occurring toward evening and tight to the shoreline. Walleyes are hitting on the rock piles on jigs and live bait.
John Miller at Bob’s Sport and Tackle (914-232-4085) reports anglers are taking some nice-sized crappie in New Croton Reservoir, while brown trout are providing the bulk of the action on Titicus, Cross River and Croton
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