Hot weather last week meant an early-morning/late evening window of opportunity, mostly for bass and pike. We need some cooler nights now before we target trout on most streams, since water temps are now an
The offshore artificial reefs, the inshore wrecks, Block Island Sound and the reefs in Long Island Sound yielded sea bass to 5 pounds on squid strips, clams and strip baits. Numerous smaller sea bass were
Not hearing a lot on the trout front, given the hot weather of late. Bass action should be good on Lake George and Saratoga Lake, including top-water potential in the evenings.
Hot weather last week slowed fishing activity, with most of the focus on bass. Still, some of the east of Hudson reservoirs continued to yield trout. Bobs Sport and Tackle
The hot weather has once again raised water temps on the freestones and temporarily ended the fishing on those rivers. All the tailwaters remain in decent condition, with good water temps at last check. Sulphurs
St. Lawrence River: Bass are starting to head to deeper water, around 25 feet, and can be caught on crayfish and on top-water lures in the evening. Northern pike have been cooperating, attacking lures as
DULUTH AREA Muskies are hitting topwater baits on the St. Louis River and Island Lake. Look for bluegills in six to eight feet on Rice Lake and Fish Lake, while Island is kicking out numbers
ALEXANDRIA AREA The 17- to 19-foot weed edges of lakes Ida, Miltona, Le Homme Dieu, Darling, and Carlos are producing mixed bags of fish including walleyes, sunfish, and bass. The six- to 12-foot cabbage on
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Walleyes have moved into 30 feet of water or more on Lake Minnetonka and Lake Independence. Bass fishing continues to be consistent on the inside and outside weed edges of most lakes.
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