Conditions are much improved on the region’s trout streams, and most have been stocked with trout. It’s worth a look to hit the Mettawee, Battenkill, Kayderosseras and some others. Not hearing much elsewhere.
Most of the region’s trout waters have now been stocked, and water conditions – levels and temperature – should be much improved by now and offering some good fishing. Also, the popular New York City
Hendricksons should be in full swing on the Catskill rivers. Beaverkill/Willowemoc: Were looking good as of late last week, albeit on the cold side. Very little surface activity but that could have changed by now.
St. Lawrence River: We’re hearing the bullhead action has been solid, but not much else. Black Lake: A late ice-out had anglers playing a waiting game.
DULUTH AREA Strong winds this week have limited Kamloops fishing opportunities along the north shore of Lake Superior. The cool weather also has slowed down the ice-out process on most inland lakes. As the lakes
FAIRMONT AREA Crappie action has picked up with minnows along the shoreline of Lake Sissiton, while Budd Lake continues to produce bluegills in four to six feet. Catfish are an easy catch on the shorelines
RED WING AREA Water levels had jumped two feet by Tuesday morning on the Mississippi River and were expected to keep rising throughout the week. But the people that have continued to fish are catching
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Wind and rain took its toll on the ice and pushed much of it out of the wast side. As of Tuesday morning, there was several hundred yards of open
ALEXANDRIA AREA With the exception of some floating ice on a couple of big lakes, the ice is gone. Crappies are being caught with minnows or plastics in less than four feet along the shorelines
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