LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, trolling success dropped somewhat. The anglers who had the most success were southeast of town in 180 to 220 feet of water. Others were in 80 to 90 feet
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA The fishing was hot last week throughout the peninsula. On the bay side, anglers were catching plenty of smallmouth bass in 8 to 12 feet of water on just about
Lake Ontario and tributaries: According to Capt. Bob Cinelli of Olcott, things are starting to improve. Best action off Wilson and Olcott for salmon, as well as other locations along the lake, seemed to be
Lake Ontario: Fishing has slowed over the last few weeks as fish have become more scattered. A thermocline was starting to form and fishing should improve when it does. For now, cover water and watch
Cayuga Lake: Trollers were getting a mixed bag of brown trout, Atlantic salmon and lake trout on spoons. Fish were coming at a variety of depths, from 20 to 100 feet down over 110 to
Lake Champlain continues to yield lake trout in both good numbers and size, with some double-digit fish reported. The bass action has been good for anglers dragging tubes in 18-25 feet, and evening top-water action
The saltwater fishing is in the typical summer pattern. The hurricane that fortunately veered out to see before striking our region created high seas that kept many anglers from fishing offshore, but overall the fishing
Bass have been the go-to species on Saratoga Lake, with a few knowledgeable walleye anglers scoring on a few of those fish. Lake George continues to offer fine fishing, both for bass and lake trout.
Warmer waters have slowed the trout fishing in the region’s reservoirs, but bass have been cooperating on waters like Muscoot, Cross River and a few other NYC reservoirs.
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