Lake Ontario: Many of the salmon have made their way into the estuaries or river mouths. Fishing on the lake has really started to wind down because of it. Salmon being taken around river mouths
Cayuga Lake: Little has changed from the last report. Vertical jigging has been working for lake trout, with fish being found in 65-110 feet of water. Trolling down 70-80 feet over 100-160 feet of water
Not hearing a lot on the fishing front with trout season now closed and most sportsmen turning their attention to the hunting seasons, including the Northern Zone muzzleloader deer and bear opener Oct. 19.
The saltwater fishing has been excellent. Blackfish season opened on Oct. 5 and many tackle shops reported blackfish to 7 pounds being caught on the South Shore reefs and inshore wrecks, and on the reefs
Not hearing a lot on the fishing front now that trout season has closed and hunting seasons – notably early bear (Northern Zone) and archery deer – have opened.
Hudson River: Water clarity was great at last look and the smallmouth and largemouth bass were biting. Look for smallmouths around rock structures during the higher tides. Best baits to use during these times are
While trout season closed Oct. 15 under general statewide fishing regulations, some waters – or at least stretches of some rivers – remained open to fishing. Check the regulations closely and get out there for
St. Lawrence River: Bass are being taken in 15 to 25 feet of water on crayfish. Some big largemouths are being caught in areas with heavy weeds (6 to 10 feet). Walleye bite remains good
FARIBAULT AREA Crappies and walleyes are hitting minnows on Lake Mazaska in 12 feet and Cedar Lake is producing crappies in 10 to 12 feet. Hit the docks on Lake Roberds for crappies and northern
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