Lake Champlain fishing has been good of late, topped off by topwater bass opportunities. But lake trout continue to offer good fishing throughout the lake, usually on the bottom. Landlocked salmon reports have been spotty.
The snapper fishing was excellent in all areas. Spearing fished under a bobber, snapper poppers and small tins all caught snappers around 6 inches long. Snappers were also caught by anglers targeting porgies and fluke
Tim Blodgett at Saratoga Tackle & Archery (www.saratogatackle.com) reports largemouth action on Saratoga Lake has been in a bit of a lull of late, but bucketmouths are responding to spinnerbaits and frog patterns as well
Bass are in their summer pattern. Try fishing with topwater baits in shallow water around weedbeds early in the morning and in the evening. During the day target deep weed edges with soft plastic baits
Beaverkill/Willowemoc: Both rivers were clear and wadeable late last week, with good fishing conditions for late August and water temps below 60. . Small attractor dries and terrestrials have been effective. Small BWOs are about
St. Lawrence River: Bass are starting to move into shallower water at around 25 feet. Crayfish have been the hot bait. Northern pike continue to cooperate in weedy areas for anglers using minnows. Black Lake:
WILLMAR AREA Bass and panfish continue to hit on the eight- to 12-foot weedlines of lakes Andrew, Games, Florida, Eagle, Diamond, and North Long by Hawick. Green Lake is kicking out walleyes in 25 to
ELY AREA The current area between Lake Three and Lake Four is producing walleyes in eight feet. White Iron Lake is producing small walleyes and bluegills are hitting on Grassy Lake, Little Long Lake, and
LAKE MINNETONKA Bass are being found in the deep weeds, 16 feet or more, and hitting jigs and plastics. Look for a few walleyes to bite in the evenings off the deep weed edges, while
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