The flounder fishing in the South Shore bays improved in response to the recent rise in water temperature. Bob Rose at Bob’s Bait and Tackle reported good flounder fishing in Dickerson’s and West Channel in
The region’s trout streams, including the Battenkill and Mettawee, were in great shape and offering some fine fishing. Saratoga Lake: Crappie have been biting all over, off Fitch Road and on the south end, so
While the region’s stocked trout waters have attracted some angling attention, the striped bass run is the featured attraction now, with anglers plying waters from Troy down river toward Newburgh and picking up some fish.
Beaverkill and Willowemoc: Both rivers were clear and easily wadeable. Hendricksons and Caddis were about. Caddis have been most consistent; nymphs like Green Caddis nymphs are a good choice. Spinners are generally late in the
St. Lawrence River: Perch action was solid at Kring’s Point and Eel Bay, and bullhead fishing continued to be good throughout the river, especially in the tributaries. Black Lake: Walleye season is open, but we
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Leeches and minnows are producing walleyes during the day on the rocks in 12 to 22 feet. Crankbaits also have worked in shallower water during the evening hours and there
ALEXANDRIA AREA Hit the northwest and northeast ends of Lake Reno or 3 to 8 feet on lakes Carlos, Ida, Miltona, and Darling for crappies. Walleye fishing has started slow although minnows and jigs are
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – Anglers are still fishing this popular central Ohio reservoir even though water levels have been drastically reduced, reports Bob Mathie at Bob’s Outdoor Supply in Newark.
Indian Lake (5040 acres; Logan County) – Saugeye fishermen are picking up a few fish by trolling blade baits on this popular Logan County lake. Saugeyes are also being caught on swimbaits, anglers report.
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