Cayuga Lake: Anglers getting out on the lake are getting a mix of brown trout and Atlantic salmon trolling spoons or stick baits 20 to 40 feet down. Just a reminder that Finger Lakes Tributary
Overall, 2014 was an excellent fishing season. The sea bass, porgy, blackfish and ling fishing was outstanding, with some of the best-reported catches in years. The flounder season was slow. The striper season was strong
Big Wave Sport and Tackle and Westchester Archery report trout, yellow perch and white perch seem to be the mainstay right now, with small jigs tipped with worms or medium or large shiners the go-to
St. Lawrence River: Weather is now more conducive to ice making, and some of the more popular bays might – that’s might – offer safe ice now. Use caution if you go. Black Lake: A
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Water conditions were low and slightly stained on Eighteen Mile Creek at Burt Dam at last check and the temperature was dropping toward more winter-like readings. Small jigs tipped with a
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Small walleyes seem to be most active, but the bite has been good during the evening hours on the 12- to 18- foot rocks. You also have to sort through
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA On Lake Minnetonka, crappies and sunfish are hitting in Carson’s Bay over 17 feet and the Seton area in 9 feet. Look for suspended sunfish over 28 feet on Lake Sarah, and
ALBERT LEA AREA With the recent cold stretch, fishing activity has dropped off. The best action this week is taking place near the beach and channel areas of Fountain Lake for panfish. Albert Lea Convention
ALEXANDRIA AREA A few walleyes are hitting on Lake Miltona and Lake Ida during the evening hours in 17 to 22 feet. Crappie reports have been best off Lake Mary in 8 to 14 feet
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