Cayuga Lake: Fishing has slowed down but some lake trout were still being taken by anglers trolling and vertical jigging. Trolling 80 to 110 feet down in 100 to 150 feet of water with spoons
It’s deer season in the ‘Dacks, so fishing has generally been put on the back burner until safe ice arrives.
The striped bass fishing significantly improved in the ocean along the South Shore west of Moriches Inlet and into New York Bight. A lot of life was reported, including large schools of bunker in 25
Nothing to report on the fishing front now that deer season has taken top billing.
Not hearing a lot right now, with archery season in full swing and the firearms season approaching.
Beaverkill and Willowemoc: Low water and tough fishing now. Rivers are open to fishing through Nov. 30. Delaware East Branch: Fishing pretty well at last check. Fishing above Shinhopple Bridge ended Oct. 15. The lower
St. Lawrence River: It’s muskie time, but some colder weather would be welcome to kickstart things. Black Lake: If you’re not a deer hunter there’s some great bluegill fishing to be had right now. Crappies
LAKE MILLE LACS Water temperatures are at or nearing the point that tullibees should start showing up on the shallow rock piles and reefs so those areas should be worked for consistent muskie action. Smallmouth
NORTHEAST METRO Walleyes and sauger are hitting minnows in 20 to 25 feet in the Prescott and Hudson areas of the St. Croix River. Look for crappies over 15 feet on the St. Croix south
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