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Northern Wisconsin Fishing Report – October 5th, 2012

ASHLAND AREA Muskie fishing has picked up with the cooler weather, with a lot of average fishing caught and a couple in the 48-inch range. Typical fall lures have been producing fish. Bass fishing has

Catskills Fishing Report – October 5th, 2012

At last look, both the Beaverkill and Willowemoc were clear and wadeable. Water temps were dropping. Nymphs fished in the pocket water have been effective. Hatches are now mid to late day, usually caddis or

Western New York Fishing Report – October 5th, 2012

Lake Ontario and tributaries Trollers continue to catch staging king salmon inside 40 feet of water off major tributary mouths at first light. As the morning progresses, salmon and trollers move a little deeper (50-60

Central New York Fishing Report – October 5th, 2012

Lake Ontario Salmon were still staging around river mouths and the fishing activity has been in 60 feet of water. The lake fishing is slowing down though as more salmon begin making their way into

Adirondacks Fishing Report – October 5th, 2012

Not hearing much on the fishing front now as far as Lake Champlain is concerned, as much of the attention shifts to hunting in early October. That said, trout anglers on the West Branch of

Long Island/NYC Fishing Report – October 5th, 2012

The cooler weather and dropping water temperatures have significantly improved the striped bass fishing. The ocean beaches have had a good run of stripers near the inlet mouths, especially during the outgoing tides when the

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