Adirondacks Fishing Report – July 10th, 2015
The region’s trout streams, including the West Branch of the Ausable, were running high at last check. But if you use caution you can do well fishing tight to the bank and pitching streamers. Some
The region’s trout streams, including the West Branch of the Ausable, were running high at last check. But if you use caution you can do well fishing tight to the bank and pitching streamers. Some
The fishing during this report period was perhaps the best of the 2015 season. June is typically the month of large stripers, and last month didn’t disappoint anglers. There were numerous reports of stripers over
Tim Blodgett of Saratoga Tackle and Archery reports red-hot fishing on Saratoga Lake of late, primarily for largemouth bass. Just about any method – spinnerbaits, plastics, chatterbaits – was working in about 8 to 14
The weather pattern has kept bass from moving into their summer patterns, and fishing activity has been low of late with the rainy weather. As a result, we’re not hearing much from the east of
Beaverkill and Willowemoc: Above normal flows at last look. There are some Caddis, small BWOs and some Light Cahills around at dark. Nymphs and streamers have also worked well. Nymphs in smaller sizes will prove

From livewell to fillet table, properly handling freshwater gamefish can make or break your fish dinner.

With bow season roughly three months away, there is much to be done: from scouting, to hanging tree stands, to investing in the appropriate clothing.

Whether it’s rainbow trout and salmon on rivers or huge saltwater halibut by charter or kayak, the Last Frontier contains a lifetime of fishing opportunities.

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