Cowanesque, Hammond lakes (Tioga County) — Don’s Tackle Shack reported good bass fishing July 31, with fish scattered shallow to 20 feet, and hitting jigs, top-water frogs, crankbaits, and finesse baits like drop-shots. West Branch
Susquehanna River — Through July 26, Koinonia Guide Service reported numbers of channel catfish up to 24-plus inches, and flatheads up to 41.75 inches long. The big flathead hit on live bait and the channels
Pohopoco Creek (Carbon County) — An early morning and evening bite continued with trout through July. Lehigh River — Nice smallmouth bass were released, along with trout from Weissport to Bowmanstown pool through the end
Octararo Lake (Lancaster, Chester counties) — Jim Neary’s Bait & Tackle reported July 31 that largemouth bass were hitting 4- to 5-inch swim baits in pearl white or alewife color thrown to the far side
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Smallmouth bass continue to hit rattle baits or plastics on the 8- to 12-foot rocks. Walleye action has been best in the evenings and after dark on the edges of
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Muskies have started hitting small bucktails at night on the big flats with green weeds on Lake Minnetonka. Look for walleyes on the 22- to 30-foot weed edges in Brown’s Bay, Wayzata
FAIRMONT AREA Work the 4- to 8-foot rocks on Hall Lake and Budd Lake for crappies and bluegills. Crankbaits or spinners and crawlers are producing walleyes in 8 feet on Hall and Budd in the
RED WING AREA Walleye action is strong with crawlers or leeches in 12 to 15 feet in the Maiden Rock and Lake City areas of Lake Pepin. Northern pike are hitting spoons or suckers in
ALEXANDRIA AREA The 18- to 20-foot weedlines on lakes Ida and Miltona are producing walleyes, as is Lake Reno in 10 to 20 feet. Live bait rigs and leeches or crawlers are best. Crappies are
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