Springfield: Largemouth bass fair using plastics, spinners, and crankbaits with a few on topwater. Channel cats fair to good using most baits. White bass spotty using bladebaits and jig/twister. Vermilion: Crappies good. Look for fish
ASHLAND AREA Smallmouth fishing is still steady with some days better than others, but that’s typical for this time of year. The fish are following their summertime patterns, utilizing deep weeds, current areas, rock piles,
AMERY AREA Crappies and sunfish are hitting over 16 to 18 feet on Bear Trap Lake, Pike Lake, Balsam Lake, and the Apple River. Walleye action has slowed, but muskies are hitting bucktails on Lake
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Fishing for salmon and trout continued to be consistent for anglers in the know, with most of the salmon action taking place in 200 to 400 feet of water with either
Lake Ontario: Chinook salmon fishing continued to be good on the big lake. Salmon were still being found over a wide depth range though, from 150 to 450 feet of water. A variety of trolling
Cayuga Lake: Lake trout fishing continued to be good for anglers trolling and vertical jigging. Be prepared to deal with water fleas. Weed mats are also a nuisance in some areas for anglers trolling. Trolling
The Hungry Trout Fly Shop in Wilmington reports cooler temps have brought the river down to ideal water temps for trout, although low water has now created a challenge. Fishing was solid on the West
The offshore fishing was difficult of late due to high winds and rough seas. A few offshore tournaments were postponed due to the unfavorable conditions. Boats that did make it offshore reported good fishing for
Lake George: Action has been good for both smallmouths and largemouths, and anglers – especially the local fishing guides – who know how to handle the summer fishing patterns are still finding plenty of lake
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