Lake Ontario and tributaries: The salmon are knocking on the doorstep but they hadn’t entered the tribs in any large numbers as of last check. In Olcott Harbor, a few salmon have been seen breaking
Lake Ontario: Salmon were still spread out and are being taken in 80 to 200 feet of water. Things can change quickly this time of year when fish decide to head to the tributaries, so
Lake Champlain bass anglers were taking some of their final shots before colder weather kicked in and the hunting seasons shifted into high gear. We’re not hearing much on the fishing front now, since the
The fluke season went out with a bang as the fishing improved with the cooling of the inshore waters. The inshore water temperature along the South Shore dropped approximately 10 degrees. This drop in temperature
Not hearing a lot on the fishing front with hunting seasons kicking in, but some good fishing is available for bass and lake trout on Lake George; largemouths and walleye on Saratoga Lake, and some
Not hearing a lot from anglers, but some hunters took advantage of the early bear season opener this year to connect on bruins, including a 475-pounder taken by 15-year-old Cossimo Luppino of Staten Island.
St. Lawrence River: Smallmouth action has picked up as the fish begin their feeding frenzy ahead of the winter. Not hearing anything on the muskie front of late, but that will change as cooler weather
FARIBAULT AREA The dock on Cannon Lake is producing perch and Cedar Lake is giving up crappies and sunfish in 7 to 9 feet. Look to Roberds Lake for catfish and sunfish, while Lake Mazaska
ALEXANDRIA AREA Muskies are hitting BullDawgs on Lake Miltona and Lobster Lake in 8 to 12 feet. Walleyes are being caught on minnows during the evening hours on the weedlines of Miltona and Lake Ida.
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