Beaverkill and Willowemoc: Both rivers were fishable at last check. Mornings have seen some small Olives, Caddis and leftover spinners. Water temps were not a problem. Nymph fishing has been productive. Delaware East Branch: Fishable
Lake Ontario and tributaries: It’s all about the wind right now. After consistent east wind on the lake, cold water was stacked along the shoreline. Locating bait and some warmer water temperatures should both be
New York Harbor anglers report excellent striped bass fishing in the areas south of Governor’s Island, on the flats below the Battery and near the Statue of Liberty on fresh bunker chunks. The best fishing
Newton Lake: Bass good. Crappies fair on minnows. Catfish good. Lake Bloomington: Bluegills are good and taking spinners off the seawalls; but most are under 8 inches. Catfish are good on dipbait and are taking
Chain: The walleyes are really starting to turn on all over the chain. Jig and minnow combinations or spinner rigs with nightcrawlers are the best producers. Strong reports of good panfish have been coming in.
Devils’ Kitchen: Bluegills are on and off the beds. Fishing has slowed slightly, but some anglers are still reporting good catches on crickets and wax worms. Crab Orchard Lake: Crappies are still being found near
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, trollers are catching mostly rainbows with other trout and salmon in the mix. Most boats are catching a fish or two, with some boats boxing up to five or
ASHLAND AREA On the Ashland side of Chequamegon Bay, the smallmouth fishing continues to be amazing, with large numbers of fish around. They are biting on flies, plastics, and minnows – just about everything is
AMERY AREA The local panfish bite continues to be impressive, with crappies being found in 8 to 12 feet and sunfish in 4 to 8 feet on Sand Lake, Lake Wapogasset, and Bear Trap Lake
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