
New York Outdoor News Fishing Report – March 31, 2022
Following a generally mild winter, some anglers are getting an early start thanks to warmer water temps for this time of year.
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Following a generally mild winter, some anglers are getting an early start thanks to warmer water temps for this time of year.

Largemouth bass get spring bite off to hot start.

If you want to fish through the ice this weekend, you’ll likely have to travel north, where there was still 30 inches of ice, as of March 28, in most Iron, Price, Oneida, Forest and

The river walleye runs continue to go strong on the Lake Erie tributaries while the reef jig bite remains slow for the time being.

Ice all but gone. Bite fair to good for a number of species.
Fishing is between the seasons. In southern Michigan, waters are mostly open and panfish are biting. And there are steelhead to be had in a number of places. U.P. still seeing winter and ice fishing.

Lakes across eastern South Dakota are opening rapidly, but it’s been too cold and windy to allow fishermen to hit them. Everyone’s attention and focus right now is on the Missouri River. But even there,

Recapping the ice-fishing season. What a winter it was.

A number of different species still being caught at fisheries across the state.
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