Rock River (Byron-Dixon): Walleyes best early and late with minnows or minnows with a jig head. Channel cats deep around islands and brush with dip baits, chicken liver, crushed minnows, large shiners, and shrimp with
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES At Sheboygan, a few boaters fishing outside of the harbor have made decent catches of kings and rainbows. There are large schools of alewives near the harbor. There are even some
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA The salmon fishing is starting to get going. Good reports were coming in from Kewaunee north to Bailey’s Harbor. The action isn’t fast and furious just yet, but it has
ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay fishing keeps getting better and better. Smallies are on the beds, and spawning activity should continue for a while. For the best success, fish plastics slowly in the shallows. Crankbaits, spinnerbaits,
St. Lawrence River: Northern pike were offering up the most consistent action, but bass were on their beds at last check and could offer shallow sight-fishing opportunities. Black Lake: While the bluegill action has been
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Fish are spread out, from 150 to 250 feet of water. Spoons are the way to go right now, fishing in the top 60 feet of water. But that can change
Lake Ontario: Anglers were still getting mixed bag catches of brown trout, steelhead, chinooks and lake trout. A good starting point for the browns and chinooks has been trolling early in the morning in 40
Cayuga Lake: Some lake trout were being taken by anglers jigging in 70 to 100 feet of water. Seneca Lake: Brown trout and Atlantic salmon were hitting on stick baits or small spoons fished from
With bass season now open and weather and waters warming, much of the fishing attention has turned to bronzebacks and bucketmouths, especially on Lake Champlain. As is often the case, the opening of the “regular”
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