LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, the piers have had a fair amount of angling pressure, but there have been very few fish being caught. Most successful anglers are fishing earlier in the morning and
Among the trout waters stocked this month are: Allegany County: Dodge Creek (Clarksville), Little Genesee Creek (Bolivar), Genesee River (Wellsville, Amity), Dyke Creek (Andover), Cryder Creek (Independence), Caneadea Creek (Rushford). Allen Lake (Allen), Black Creek
Recently stocked trout streams include: Broome County: Chenango Lake, Dudley Creek, Nanticoke Creek, and East Branch Nanticoke Creek. Cayuga County: Fall Creek. Chemung County: Eldridge Lake, Park Station Pond, Cayuta Creek, Post Creek, Sing Sing
Anglers getting out in boats on Lake Champlain can troll up high for lake trout and landlocked salmon while those fish and cruising toward the surface. On the West Branch of the Ausable, the warming
Both the winter flounder and trout seasons are now open. On the flounder front, opening week was generally slow as the water temperatures on both the North and South shores were in the low 40s.
Not hearing a lot right now, but conditions on the Battenkill and Mettawee rivers should be improving steadily by now, and other trout waters, such as the Kayderosseras, should be stocked soon, if they haven’t
Rivers were clear and wadeable at last look. Nymphs and streamers have been somewhat effective and things should start picking up now that warmer weather has arrived. Stoneflies have been emerging in the afternoons. River
St. Lawrence River Not much happening lately. Black Lake Nothing to report. Focus might be on the youth turkey hunt this weekend.
LAKE MILLE LACS Perch and tullibee reports have been limited despite the fact that anglers can still get on the lake. Some of the shorelines are pulled away, but there hasn’t been enough people fishing
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