Hudson River striper anglers are taking their last shots of the spring as the fish migrate downriver and back to the Atlantic. The region’s stocked trout waters are grabbing most of the angling attention right
Beaverkill and Willowemoc: Both rivers were clear and wadeable and in good shape. There is a mix of Caddis, Sulphurs, March Browns and small spinners. Delaware East Branch: Was at a good fishing level with
St. Lawrence River: Not hearing a lot lately, with lousy weather keeping many anglers home. Black Lake: Richard at Chapman’s in Hammond reports crappie action has been superb, but many fish are running small and
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes of all sizes are being caught off the reefs in 12 to 18 feet during the day or in 8 feet during the evenings. Walleyes also are being caught
NORTHEAST METRO Sucker minnows are turning bass and northern pike in 4 to 8 feet on Lake Jane and Demontreville Lake. Look for sunfish on the shallow sand, and crappies in the weeds of White
ALEXANDRIA AREA Leeches, crawlers, and minnows are all producing walleyes on the 10- to 15-foot weedlines on Lake Reno and Mary Lake. Crappies and sunfish are showing up in the reeds of Lake Le Homme
Brown and Clermont Counties – Fishing activity has been picking up. Sauger, white bass, and hybrid striped bass are all being caught. Spinners and jigs have both been successful. White, pearl, chartreuse, orange, and yellow
Lake Erie Region • The daily bag limit for walleye in Ohio waters of Lake Erie is six fish per angler. The minimum size limit for walleye is 15 inches. • The daily bag limit
Lake Logan (333 acres; Hocking County) – Saugeyes can be caught on bottom bouncing jigs tipped with nightcrawlers or minnows fished in six to 10 feet of water. Also try trolling crankbaits in the same
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