The striped bass fishing in New York Harbor continued to be excellent, with fish in the high teens to low 20-pound class being caught on bunker chunks fished on the flats south of Governor’s Island,
Fishing has been solid on the Mettawee, Battenkill and other trout waters, and cool weather conditions should help keep water temps at a trout-friendly level. Bass anglers undoubtedly will be hitting Lake George and Saratoga
LAKE MILLE LACS East – The walleye bite has been awesome and there are keeping-sized fish in the mix. Most are hitting minnows on the tops and edges of the mud flats during the day.
ALBERT LEA AREA At Fountain Lake, walleyes are hitting leeches and fatheads in the channel and by the dam, pike are being taken with Rapalas or spinners and minnows in Edgewater Bay, and Bancroft Bay
FAIRMONT AREA Fox Lake started giving up walleyes on spinner rigs and crawlers in eight to 12 feet. Hall Lake is producing walleyes at night in five to eight feet on slip bobbers and leeches.
DULUTH AREA Minnows and leeches are turning walleyes at Island Lake in 16 to 18 feet, Rice Lake in six feet, and Boulder Lake in 10 feet. Fish is kicking out pike in eight to
ALEXANDRIA AREA Lake Reno, Lake Miltona, and Lake Mary are kicking out walleyes with minnows and leeches in nine to 14 feet. On Lake Ida, minnows are turning walleyes in 12 to 22 feet. Look
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Look for crappies and bass in four to six feet on Lake Minnetonka, Medicine Lake, Lake Sarah, and Lake Independence. Walleyes are hitting fathead minnows during the evening in 17 to 24
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – Use crankbaits, tubes, and creature baits around Clouse Cove and Cranberry Marsh for largemouth bass; also fish any rip rap or woody cover. Try using chicken
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