DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA In Door County, those willing to brave the weather were mostly targeting bass, salmon, and walleyes. Smallmouth bass fishermen were having luck off of the Stone Quarry and Rowley’s Bay
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, anglers were up the river from Taylor Street to the Kohler dam and behind Nemschoff. Water flow was higher than normal, with good flow, and most anglers were spread
ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay fishing is good on the days Mother Nature cooperates. The smallmouth bite is best on days with a little chop, and the best bite is on suckers on the rock pile,
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Hopefully cooler temperatures and forecasted rains will bring more salmon into places like Eighteenmile Creek. Pier action has been spotty for salmon, although there have been some success stories like 14-year-old
Lake Ontario: Salmon were still spread out and were being taken in 80 to 400 feet of water. A good starting point continues to be in the 80- to 100-foot depths around river mouths. Flasher
Cayuga Lake: Lake trout were still being taken by anglers jigging in 60 to 100 feet of water. Trolling was also producing lake trout, with flasher and flies and spoons working well. Trolling 70 to
It’s that time of year when the focus is clearly on hunting and will continue to intensify. The statewide trout, general regulations trout season has ended as well. So not much to report on the
The blackfish season opened at the beginning of this report period. Anywhere there was structure blackfish were caught. Many anglers are targeting blackfish, sea bass and porgies on the same trip and same location as
Hunting has dominated the sporting action of late, with not enough fishing pressure to generate a full report.
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