Crab Orchard Lake: Catfish are the best bet. Anglers are taking fish on leeches, cut bait and minnows. Crappies are still being caught in 10-12 feet of water around cover. Minnows and jigs both effective.
Bloomington: Bass fair along weed edges on plastics, spinners, and crankbaits with some on topwater late in the day. Bluegills fair but small on waxies and crickets near weed edges, docks, and sea walls. Channel
BIG GREEN LAKE AREA Look for the largemouths in the weeds and under docks. The best baits are spinners and plastic baits fished in and on top of the weeds and under docks. Smallmouths will
ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay smallmouths are in the shallows (try topwaters) and rock piles, along breakwalls, and around Long Island. Walleye action continues in the shallows during low-light hours, with anglers trolling crankbaits over weedbeds
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Salmon fishing from Algoma north to Washington Island ranges from good to very good depending on which port has the warmest water at the time. Fish the top 75 feet
Cayuga Lake: Fleas and weed mats seem to be less of a nuisance of late, but it does vary by day and wind direction. Anglers trolling 40 to 80 feet down over 150 to 250
Tournament bass anglers on Lake Champlain connected on good numbers of bass, notably largemouths in the Ticonderoga area. The fish have seen quite a bit of pressure but action has remained decent. In the northern
The saltwater fishing remained very strong, with numerous opportunities for all anglers. The offshore fluke bite has significantly improved, with most boats running out of the South Shore inlets and in New York Bight reporting
Lake George: The folks at FISH307 report solid bass action for smallmouths and, surprisingly largemouths as well in 20-30 feet of water. Lake trout fishing, as always, remained excellent, and charter boats were reporting the
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