DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Open-water brown trout fishermen enjoyed the mild December weather and have been doing quite well up and down the Door Peninsula, especially to the north of Sturgeon Bay. Fish in
AMERY AREA Anglers are reporting 2 to 6 inches of ice, but there are pockets of open water on some of the larger, deeper lakes. Look for walleyes on the 8- to 12-foot weed edges
Lake Ontario and tributaries: With a bit more rain and snow showing up, some of the tributaries were starting to see a little more water flow. At Burt Dam late last month, the creek saw
Boat trailer registrations expired on Dec 31; make sure you renew your trailer registration if going out for the New Year. Lake Ontario: A few brown trout and steelhead were being caught in Maxwell Creek.
We typically hear some ice fishing reports now, but it just hasn’t materialized even in the North Country this winter. Small-game hunting has been a decent options; until the recent snowfall hunters have been taking
During this report period the ocean and Long Island Sound water temperatures dropped only a few degrees and remained nearly 50 degrees, which is above normal. Bunker and stripers were reported in the brackish creeks
Not much happening now with enough winter to stall open-water fishing and not nearly enough winter to create safe ice. Small-game hunting is a decent option.
Not much happening of late, with safe ice likely a long way off – if at all in this portion of the state.
Conditions are now such that few – very few – anglers are taking to the rivers still open to fishing. www.catskillflies.com
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