Sangchris: Bass good using plastics, jig/plastics, spinners and crankbaits along outer weedlines or near timber. Bluegills fair but small using waxies and crickets along weed edges in the west arm. Channel cats fair using cut
Fox River: Fishing has really improved across the board for all species. The catfish bite has started to be best in the evening on dip baits or cut shad. The smallmouths are being caught on
Lake Michigan: Slow fishing for perch and smallmouth bass are hitting live pond crabs. A few Chinook salmon were reported at 63rd Street. The perch fishing has been on and off from the shore up
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Smallmouth anglers are having success between Egg Harbor and Sister Bay in 12 to 20 feet of water. Shore anglers had success using worms in 12 to 20 feet of
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, fishing has improved. Most boaters are catching better numbers than earlier in the season. The best depths have been from 30 feet out to 140 feet. The most consistent
ASHLAND AREA Fishing remains stable on Chequamegon Bay. Smallmouths are in deeper areas. Use suckers. Some days allowed sight-fishing in shallower water with plastics, minnows, crankbaits, or flies. Walleye anglers are slow-trolling crawler harnesses and
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Some mature kings are being caught while staging off creek mouths in as shallow as 40 feet of water first thing, according to Wes Walker at The Slippery Sinker. Fish can
Lake Ontario: Salmon were still deep and were being caught 100 to 130 feet down over 400 to 500 feet of water. Oneida Lake: Some walleye were being taken in 30 to 40 feet of
Cayuga Lake: Not hearing anything on the heels of the big Elite Series bass tournament. Seneca Lake: Fleas have been less of an issue of late, but weed mats were still making trolling difficult. Lake
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