Sangchris Lake Bass excellent on spinner baits and chatter baits. Catfish good on worms. Crappies are fair on jigs fairly shallow along rocks near dam. Lake Bloomington Crappies good near and around brush on minnows
BEAVER DAM / FOX LAKE AREA At Beaver Dam, the ice is finally gone and shore anglers have been catching crappies from dusk to dark when the weather allows, on slip floats and minnows. The
ASHLAND AREA The number of Chequamegon Bay ice anglers is waning. Anglers have retreated from the hot pond and coal dock as dirty water invaded from Fish Creek. A few coho anglers are going out
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Wind, rain, snow, and more wind, rain, and snow has been the weather theme, but even with the foul weather, anglers have been toughing it out. Brown trout action has
Hendricksons have started to appear, notably on the West Branch of the Delaware. At last look, the Beaverkill and Willowemoc were clear and wadeable, but use caution. A few Blue Quills, some Caddis and a
St. Lawrence River Most of the focus lately has been on bullheads in the traditional hot spots. The perch bite has been solid as well. Black Lake Bluegill and crappie action should be heating up
Among the trout waters stocked recently 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 (West
Trout waters recently stocked include: Broome County: Arctic Lake, Greenwood Lake, Little Choconut 2e, Nanticoke 7a, Nanticoke Lake, Palmers Pond, Patterson Pond, Oquaga Creek, Chenango Lake, Dudley Creek, Nanticoke Creek, and East Branch Nanticoke Creek.
Among the trout waters stocked of late are: Chemung County: Eldridge Lake, Park Station Pond, Cayuta Creek, Post Creek, Sing Sing Creek, Wyncoop Creek and Newtown Creek. Schuyler County: Cayuta Creek. Steuben County: Post Creek,
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