
New York/Orleans County Fishing Report – November 1, 2022
Welcome to November and better brown trout chances.
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Welcome to November and better brown trout chances.

Central New York Lake Ontario The lake fishery is done for the season so nothing new to report. Salmon River The flow is 335 cubic feet per second (CFS) as of October 28 at the

Bass season begins to wind down but trout anglers would surely welcome some Indian Summer weather to enjoy the C&R streams fishing season or a visit to a trout pond (with some exceptions in the

On this Lake Erie tributary, conditions and fishing have been excellent for most of October, with anglers reporting good numbers of steelhead spread throughout the creek.

The shore night bite on this popular fishery should be starting up any time.

There are plenty of fishing opportunities that continue into the fall and winter months.

There are walleyes to be had – here’s where … and what is getting them to bite.

Hot and dry and clear skies and clear water and calm winds will tend to stall migrations while wet and cold and cooling winds and stained water will tend to help migrations. Here’s what that

Lake Ontario tributaries are starting to heat up and as waters cool in the Adirondacks and Catskills.
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