Lake Ontario: Strong winds made getting out on the lake difficult, then the rains came. When anglers can get out they are getting some nice brown trout in 50 to 60 feet of water on
(Note to anglers: Heavy rains last week created treacherous boating conditions and prompted a small craft advisory on some Finger Lakes. If you head out keep an eye out for floating debris; there is lots
Even though bass season opened June 13 on Lake Champlain, we’ve been hearing more about the fine lake trout action, with some double-digit fish being taken. And Champlain’s South Bay has been yielding catfish and
Fishing on Lake George has been decent, with more anglers now targeting bass now that the regular season has opened. Lake trout were being caught about 60 feet down, according to the folks at FISH307.
Hudson River: The striped bass run has come to an end but anglers did still catch some smaller fish earlier this month. Now that bass season has opened, fishing pressure should pick up on hot
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes continue to hit crankbaits or leeches under floats during the evening on shallow rock reefs and shoreline breaks. During the day, spinners and crawlers are working for walleyes off
NORTHEAST METRO Small bucktails or spinnerbaits are triggering muskies on the 6- to 8-foot weedlines of White Bear Lake. Hit Big Marine Lake, Demontreville Lake, and Big Carnelian Lake for bass or drift sucker minnows
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies are hitting tube jigs in the 10- to 12-foot cabbage of Lake Darling, Lake Le Homme Dieu, and Lake Carlos. Look to Lake Mary, Lake Ida, and Lake Reno for walleyes in
Griggs Reservoir (387 acres; Franklin County) – This 361-acre lake in Columbus offers shore fishing access on the east side of the lake. Largemouth bass are hitting right now; try plastic tubes and creature baits
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