This is a great time of year to fish the West Branch of the Ausable, with the Trico hatch as well as Isonychias offering up consistent action as water temps cool. Stripping streamers can also
The offshore waters reached 78 degrees this report period, which is a few degrees above normal and will likely extend the offshore fishing season late into the fall. The warm water has slowed the striped
Lake George: Smallmouth action has been rock solid in 25-35 feet, but topwater is an option as well. The lake trout fishery has been good all summer, with fish on either side of the 23-inch
As waters cool, walleye action could start to heat up. That said, spots like the East Branch Croton Reservoir, Swinging Bridge Reservoir, Rio Reservoir and Wallkill River (New Paltz section) are worth a look.
Beaverkill and Willowemoc: There were a fair amount of Tricos, small Olives and midges on the water most mornings. Terrestrials like beetles and ants have also been effective. Delaware East Branch: Tricos have been around
St. Lawrence River: Pike and perch action has been decent of late. Not hearing much on bass and walleye. Black Lake: It’s a great time of the year to fish for smallmouths; remember the 15-inch
LAKE MILLE LACS Crankbaits are turning pike on 12- to 14-foot weedlines in Vineland Bay, Garrison Bay, Cove Bay, and St. Alban’s Bay. Smallmouths can be caught with leeches, minnows, crankbaits, or tubes on 10-
NORTHEAST METRO Hit weedlines of White Bear Lake for bass and panfish or the deep weedlines on Square Lake and Big Carnelian Lake for bass. Sucker minnows are producing pike at Lake Phalen, while muskies,
ALEXANDRIA AREA Spinners and crawlers are turning walleyes in 17 feet on Lake Miltona or 12 to 15 feet on Chippewa Lake and Lake Ida. Bass fishing has been good on the deep weedlines and
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