MARINETTE/OCONTO AREA In Marinette County, anglers fishing out of the Peshtigo Harbor were mainly fishing for bass, with a few fish being caught in and around the mouth of the river on plastics or live
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Fishing on Lake Michigan out of Sturgeon Bay has been good to very good for the past two weeks. Some fishermen have been setting up just off the Bank Reef
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Fishing has been as hot as the weather lately. The spike in water temperatures triggered many species of fish into a feeding frenzy. Bluegill fishing was great around weeds in 6
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Lake action has been good to very good for a mix of fish. You can pick up mature kings first thing in the morning as close as 75 feet of water
Lake Ontario: Salmon are starting to stage around river mouths like the Oswego and Salmon rivers. Good baits continue to be spoons, flashers and cut-bait, and flashers and flies. White-colored lures have been productive. Oneida
Cayuga Lake: Trolling down 70-100 feet over 80-120 feet of water with spoons or flasher and flies, fished off downriggers, copper wire, or Dipsey Divers is still working for lake trout. Bass and panfish are
Lake Champlain bass will be shifting into their fall feeding frenzy soon. On the West Branch of the Ausable, conditions were very good water temperature-wise, with isonychias, caddis and stoneflies your best pattern options. Look
The snapper fishing remained excellent in all areas for anglers using spearing fished under a bobber, snapper poppers and small tins. The snappers are 7-8 inches long and continue to gain about an inch per
Transition time into fall patterns likely now for bass and trout. Not hearing a lot of reports, but water temps and conditions should be good on trout waters like the Battenkill, Mettawee and others. Bass
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