ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay anglers are having success trolling for salmon and trout. Cohos, steelhead, and browns can still be found in deep water. Shore fishermen have been catching smallmouths on suckers, plastics, and crankbaits.
The bluefish action outside the South Shore inlets from Shinnecock Inlet to New York Bight was excellent. The blues ranged from 8 to 15 pounds, with most fish caught on diamond jigs and live bunker.
Northern Zone deer hunters were off to a good start, with some quality kills reported during the weeklong muzzleloader season as well as the first weekend of the firearms offering. Among those who connected was
Not a lot of anglers getting out right now, but at last check Kensico Reservoir continued to yield a mixed bag of trout, bass and perch, and New Croton Reservoir was offering up both white
Beaverkill/Willowemoc Nymphs and streamers are most effective this time of year. The water temp may be below 50 by now. East Branch of the Delaware Fishable at last look, but remember the river is now
St. Lawrence River It’s that time of year when we get a report of a big muskie being caught, but right now we’re still waiting. Black Lake Not hearing much on the fishing front now
Lake Ontario and tributaries There’s a better chance for success in places like 18 Mile Creek as increased numbers of trout and salmon arrive with the cooler weather . Because of some concerns with egg
Lake Ontario Salmon were found around tributary mouths, and when anglers could get a boat out they were catching some on egg sacs. When we do get rain, salmon enter the tributaries but then drop
Cayuga Lake No word lately on the tributary fishing for brown trout or Atlantic salmon. Seneca Lake Yellow perch were being caught on the south end off the pier in Watkins Glen and by the
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