LLAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Surface water temperatures on the area lakes and rivers were in low to upper 40s last week. The Rock River in Fort Atkinson and Jefferson has produced pre- and post-spawn walleyes,
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Brown trout fishing has been going quite well along the Lake Michigan shoreline from Bailey’s Harbor all the way south to Algoma. The best depths have been anywhere from
Lake Ontario and tributaries: A fair number of anglers were hitting the streams, the piers and the lake to take advantage of some increased activity of fish. At Burt Dam, some steelhead have started spawning
Lake Ontario: Tributaries are thawing out so steelhead fishing should be picking up. Streams like Maxwell Creek are becoming were running high so be prepared to deal with high and murky water. Oneida Lake: Not
Among recently stocked trout waters are: Broome County: Dudley Creek, Nanticoke Creek, East Branch Nanticoke Creek, and Chenango Lake. Livingston County: Little Dansville Creek (Nunda). Ontario County: Canandaigua Outlet (Phelps, Manchester). Steuben County: Post Creek
We’re now in the in-between season as we transition from ice to open water. Not hearing much right now as anglers – especially backcountry brook trout pursuers – await open water.
The freshwater temperatures have risen a few degrees and the majority of the DEC trout stocking program has been completed. This has resulted in very good trout fishing for brown and rainbow trout in all
Most of the focus has been on the region’s trout waters, although conditions have been less than idea. The Battenkill, Mettawee and Kayderosseras rivers are options.
Your best options now are these trout waters, which have been scheduled for stocking: Dutchess County: Fishkill Creek, Sprout Creek, Roeliff Jansen Kill, Crum Elbow Creek, Sawkill, Ten Mile River, Webatuck Creek, Swamp River, Wappingers
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