DEC’s Randolph Fish Hatchery has been conducting its annual fall stocking of broodstock trout in Allegany and Cattaraugus counties. All breeder trout stocked are over 2 years old and are stocked in waters where trout
Cayuga Lake: Trolling was producing lake trout, with flasher and flies, and spoons working well. Trolling 70 to 90 feet down has been a good starting point. Seneca Lake: Lake trout were being taken 50
The best fishing during of late was off Montauk Point, where boat anglers limited out on stripers and sea bass and caught buckets full of porgies and many bluefish on a single trip. Most of
FAIRMONT AREA Crankbaits or minnows are turning walleyes during the evening in 6 to 8 feet on Hall Lake, Budd Lake, and Lake Sissiton. Look for crappies and sunfish in 4 to 6 feet on
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Walleyes are being caught with minnows on the rocks along the west side and off the weed edges on the east side of Lake Minnetonka. Lake Independence also is giving up walleyes
FARIBAULT AREA Cannon Lake is giving up perch and walleyes in 6 to 8 feet and minnows are turning walleyes on the 20-foot rock edges of Fox Lake. Look lakes Mazaska and Cedar for crappies
DULUTH AREA Look for walleyes to hit minnows in 5 to 7 feet at Island Lake, Rice Lake, and Boulder Lake. A few crappies are being caught at Fish Lake and Island in 12 feet,
ALEXANDRIA AREA Minnows are producing walleyes in deep water, 50 to 60 feet, on Lake Miltona and Lake Ida. There’s also some evening walleye action with minnows in 16 to 18 feet at Oscar Lake,
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Look for perch and pike in the bays to hit minnows in less than 12 feet. Trolling crankbaits during the evening has produced a few walleyes on the shallow rocks.
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