The continued mild weather has kept the ocean and Long Island Sound water temperatures in the mid-50s, which has contributed to the excellent striped bass fishing reported on both shores of the island. Anglers have
Deer hunters were taking their last shots in both the Northern and Southern zones, with many of the region’s hunters taking advantage of their location to hit both sides of the line. You can check
Not hearing much on the fishing front with deer season in full swing. It will probably remain that way until safe ice arrives, which right now appears to be a long way off.
The Olives will continue throughout November and most Olive hatches are best on cloudy days. Nymphs and streamers are now important as fish look for new sources of food. How you fish a streamer is
St. Lawrence River: Walleye fishing has been decent, but weather may soon start to take over and keep fishing on hold until safe ice arrives. Perch were hitting on minnows at last check. Black Lake:
LAKE MILLE LACS While there is some ice in the bays, walking on it is not recommended after another week of warm weather. The walleye season is open again here and a few anglers have
ALEXANDRIA AREA Ice is very limited throughout the area with some bays and small lakes holding a thin layer of ice. The big lakes also remain open so there’s no ice-fishing options available at this
Lake Erie tributaries – The late fall steelhead anglers’ rain dance has finally paid off, bringing some rain and high water. The rain and high water did the trick with reports of steelhead being caught
Van Wert Reservoirs #1 and #2 (Van Wert County) – These two reservoirs are on State Route 127 at the south edge of the city of Van Wert. Anglers should have success catching sunfish at
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