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
LAKE MINNETONKA Hit the inside and outside weed edges from eight to 15 feet for panfish and bass. Northern pike are hitting spinners and minnows over the top of the weeds during the day and
ALEXANDRIA AREA Trolling Shad Raps with leadcore or drifting with spinners and crawlers have produced walleyes in 22 to 26 feet at lakes Miltona and Ida. Work the weedlines out to 22 feet for panfish
LAKE MILLE LACS Slip bobbers and leeches continue to turn walleyes at night off the flats in 30 feet or more. The crankbait bite at night is slowly improving on the shallow to mid-depth rocks,
GRAND MARAIS AREA A jig and minnow is producing walleyes in 18 to 25 feet at Seagull Lake and Lake Saganaga. You’ll also catch walleyes with Rapalas at Devil Track Lake in eight to 12
MANKATO AREA The deep holes on the Minnesota River have started producing walleyes and catfish. Trolling crankbaits at a fast pace has been productive for picking off suspended walleyes over 20 feet of waer at
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