Tim Blodgett of Saratoga Tackle and Archery reports red-hot fishing on Saratoga Lake of late, primarily for largemouth bass. Just about any method – spinnerbaits, plastics, chatterbaits – was working in about 8 to 14
The weather pattern has kept bass from moving into their summer patterns, and fishing activity has been low of late with the rainy weather. As a result, we’re not hearing much from the east of
Beaverkill and Willowemoc: Above normal flows at last look. There are some Caddis, small BWOs and some Light Cahills around at dark. Nymphs and streamers have also worked well. Nymphs in smaller sizes will prove
St. Lawrence River: Post-spawn bass should be available, and northern pike action should be solid. But we haven’t heard much of late. Black Lake: Fishing has been good of late, despite the weather.
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Action in Lake Ontario is not on fire, but they were starting to catch a few fish off Olcott and Wilson. According to Capt. Bob Cinelli, look for the best chance
LAKE MILLE LACS East – A slowly presented live-bait rig is producing big walleyes on the mud flats during the day, while spinner rigs are best on the gravel during the evening. Look for smallmouths
NORTHEAST METRO Bucktails or sucker minnows are triggering muskies on the shallow weedbeds of lakes Jarvis, Calhoun, and Rebecca. Hit the weeds on Coon Lake, Forest Lake, Turtle Lake, and Calhoun for bass. Drift sucker
ALEXANDRIA AREA Hit 18 to 25 feet with leeches or crawlers for walleyes on Reno Lake, Lake Mary, and Lake Miltona. Panfish are hitting on the weed edges of lakes Darling, Geneva, Le Homme Dieu,
Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – Anglers are hitting the spillway after recent storms to catch saugeyes and crappies. Try crankbaits in various sizes for the best bite. Some muskies are also being caught on
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