Lake George fishing remained solid for both lake trout (remember the 23-inch size minimum) and smallmouth bass. Smallmouths were as deep as 35 feet but also found in the shallows, particularly in the evening. On
Bass are offering up the most consistent action on the east of Hudson reservoirs. A few brown trout are still being taken in deeper water on those reservoirs where browns and lakers are present.
Beaverkill/Willowemoc: Midges, spinners and small Olives are present most mornings while evening hatches were very spotty due to warm water temps. We recommend that late fishing be on one of the tailwaters. Delaware East Branch:
St. Lawrence River: Northern pike and bass fishing has been good, notably in Eel Bay. Bass might be deeper but also might be enticed to the surface with top-water lures. Black Lake: Bass, bass and
ALEXANDRIA AREA Walleyes are hitting spinners and crawlers in 16 to 22 feet on lakes Miltona, Reno, Ida, and Mary. Sunfish are being found in the 10- to 16-foot weeds of Ida and Chippewa Lake,
LAKE MILLE LACS Crankbaits, plastics and live bait are all producing smallmouth bass on the 12- to 14-foot rock points and reefs throughout the day. You’ll find northern pike on the weedlines in most bays,
NORTHEAST METRO Bucktails are triggering muskies on the deep weed edges of Lake Calhoun and sucker minnows are producing pike on the weedlines of Coon Lake, Lake Owasso, and Big Carnelian Lake. Hit Big Marine
Big Darby Creek (Franklin, Madison, and Pickaway counties) – In hot summer weather, creeks and rivers can provide fishing action. Smallmouth bass and rock bass are popular sportfish in this stream west of Columbus. Casting
Oxbow Lake (Defiance County) – Oxbow Lake is in Oxbow Wildlife Area, seven miles northwest of the city of Defiance on Trinity Road. Largemouth bass fishing has been very good. People are taking a number
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