Powerton: Smallmouths fair on crankbaits and tubes. Some smallmouths being taken with little jigs. A few channel catfish are being taken, but they are not big. Asian carp are showing up in increased numbers in
Illinois River: The sauger bite is slow with fish being caught near the tailwaters of dams or on the flats vertical jigging jigs with minnows or pulling “three-way rigs.” The white bass are starting to
ASHLAND AREA Goose hunters seem to be few and far between, and even more rare is a dove hunter. Bear chasers are reporting slow going, with just a few bears being killed. Fishing is about
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Fishing on Lake Michigan out of Sturgeon Bay has been very consistent in 130 to that 250-foot mark. Fishing in the top 100 feet has been the best. Fishermen reporting
BEAVER DAM / FOX LAKE AREA Mallard, wood duck, blue-winged teal, and green-winged teal numbers are good on the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge, the state wildlife area. Pintail, shoveler, and wigeon numbers are on the
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Reports of salmon showing up off the piers in Olcott have come in from some night fishermen casting glow-in-the-dark spoons and rattlebaits. A few brown trout are also being reported off
Lake Ontario: Salmon were being caught 75-90 feet down over 90-100 feet of water and are starting to stage around river mouths like the Oswego and Salmon rivers. Good baits continued to be spoons, flashers
Lake Champlain bass fishing should be heating up as fall weather begins to settle in. Top-water action should be superb in the evening. Landlocked salmon action has been outstanding all season on Champlain, with double-digit
The water has remained warm, and the fishing is more typical of mid-August, where most fish are looking for cleaner and cooler water. Once the water begins to cools, the baitfish will begin to move
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