Very little new information to report, and this trend will continue until we get some ice. Lake Ontario: Steelhead and brown trout were being taken in the tributaries, with egg sacs, egg pattern flies and
Cayuga Lake: No report during the height of deer season, where most of the attention was focused. Seneca Lake: Anglers fishing from shore at Sampson State Park were getting yellow perch Skaneateles Lake: The DEC
Most boats are now out of the water for the winter season, so the majority of anglers have switched over to fishing on open and charter boats or from the surf. Anglers who still have
Not hearing anything on the fishing front, and that will likely be the case until the hard-water season arrives.
Deer hunters are literally taking their last shots, but nothing to report on the fishing scene right now as most sportsmen and women were busy pursuing whitetails.
Willowemoc and Beaverkill: Both rivers are fishable but abnormally low for this time of year. There were still a few Olives and midges but mostly sub-surface is the way to fish. Delaware West Branch: Sections
St. Lawrence River: Muskie season comes to a close Dec. 15. After that, it’s the waiting game for safe ice. Black Lake: Not much to report now until safe ice arrives.
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Crappies and a few walleyes can be had in the evenings on Lake Minnetonka in Carson’s Bay over 19 feet or Black Lake and Seton Lake in 10 feet. Long Lake and
FAIRMONT AREA Ice conditions have not improved much since last week, with 3 to 7 inches being found on area lakes. The north side of Lake Sissiton is producing crappies and bluegills in 11 to
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