Not a lot of rain these days, so not much action in the streams. The recent heat wave is giving way to cooler temps. How might that impact the bite?
Across New York, whether it’s lake trout, salmon or walleyes, anglers who can go deep are having some action.
Bass remain the name of the game across the state of New York. Check out how one prominent tournament is shaking out.
Anglers are running deep for walleyes, lake trout and salmon just about anywhere these fish are targeted right now. Bass also are being found in somewhat deeper water, or in shady spots.
How heat is impacting fishing, even up in Adirondack fisheries.
Fishing for warm-water species like bass and northern pike remains solid, as does the action for deep-water trout and salmon in the Finger Lakes, Lake Ontario and the deeper lakes in the Adirondacks. Walleye fishing
Summer fishing on rivers and creeks can be challenging. But there are times you can take advantage of fishing these waterways.
Anglers, how to navigate what could be a very busy week on New York waters.
There likely is not a bad place to be fishing anywhere in New York right now.
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