St. Lawrence River: Bass action has been good for anglers drop-shotting in 20-30 feet. Walleye anglers were connecting late in the evening by trolling crawler harnesses. Pike could be tempted with spinnerbaits fished along weed
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
Cool August weather has kept water temperatures down on the West Branch of the Ausable River and set the stage for some outstanding September fishing. The folks at the Hungry Trout Fly Shop report fishing
The snapper fishing remained excellent, with fish in the 8- to 10- inch range widespread, with a few topping 12 inches. The snappers are everywhere you can fish. Small tins, spearing fished under poppers and
FARIBAULT AREA Crappies and sunfish are suspended about 10 feet down on Lake Mazaska. The shorelines of Cannon Lake are producing perch in 3 to 5 feet and Cedar Lake is giving up sunfish in
FAIRMONT AREA Crappies, bass, and sunfish are hitting in 6 to 8 feet on Hall Lake, Budd Lake, and Lake Sissiton. Lindy rigs and crawlers or crankbaits are producing walleyes in 8 feet on Hall
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes are hitting spinner rigs during the day on 12- to 18-foot rocks, while slip bobbers and leeches are best on the mud flats in the evenings. Trolling has worked
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