
New York Fishing Report – October 24-31, 2025
The muskellunge bite is improving in the north basin of this fishery, primarily around green weed beds and edges.
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The muskellunge bite is improving in the north basin of this fishery, primarily around green weed beds and edges.

Transition time for hunters and anglers. Here’s a look at the New York fishing and hunting report on Oct. 23, 2025.

The most consistent action for anglers has been bass throughout the system with a variety of live bait off three-ways being the most productive.

Look for fair to good salmon action at the dam here to continue with more and more brown trout in the mix.

The perch bite is on here, so try small jigs, small bright-colored spinners, or throwing gold-colored blade baits.

Pacific salmon remains the top target for anglers on the Lower Niagara River. The peak of the run is occurring now, and it may be slightly past the peak.

Today, guys reported a nice skein-and-bead bite at the dam, with some guys hanging in for a day’s effort, getting multiple hookups.

The perch bite is on at this popular fishery, so try small jigs, small bright-colored spinners, or throwing gold-colored blade baits.

Hunting takes centerstage in October. Here’s a look at the New York fishing and hunting report on Oct. 9, 2025.
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