Lake Ontario and tributaries: In Eighteenmile Creek and Burt Dam, brown trout fishing has been good, with some salmon and steelhead mixed in. Some increased water flow from rain or the Erie Canal de-watering could
Lake Ontario: Most of the tributaries were still very low and not many trout or salmon have been running. Some trout and salmon were being caught from shore near the creek mouths. Try casting heavy
Cayuga Lake: Trolling 70 to 90 feet down with spoons or flasher and flies was still producing some lake trout. No word on the tributary fishing but some rain was needed to bring the flows
NORTHEAST METRO With the exception of some limited river fishing reports, angling activity has come to an end. Look for the small, shallow lakes to cap with ice within the next week if the wind
LAKE MILLE LACS Fishing pressure has almost been non-existent and with some snow now on the ground, it’s pretty much over until ice forms. Deer hunting success has varied based on anecdotal reports, but hunter
FAIRMONT AREA Deer hunting success was “average” with a few really nice bucks shot. Snow cover is minimal, but there hasn’t been anyone fishing. With some cold weather this week, ice is expected to form
RED WING AREA Hunter success seemed comparable to last year’s opening weekend of the deer season with anecdotal reports and registrations indicating a lot of nice bucks being shot. With minimal snow on the ground
DULUTH AREA Hunters shot quite a few good-sized bucks and overall reports have been favorable, especially close to town. Most open water fishing options have disappeared, as ponds are covered with ice, and with cold
ALEXANDRIA AREA The local deer harvest seemed down from opening weekend compared to last year. Muskie anglers continue to float big sucker minnows on Lake Miltona and Lobster Lake with some success, although 6 inches
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