Not hearing anything on the fishing front, but the cold snap could lock up some popular waters for ice fishing, unless snowfall creates spotty ice conditions. The popular website www.iceshanty.com is a great resource for
The recent cold and snow have stalled any fishing on what trout waters are open to anglers, so nothing to report right now.
St. Lawrence River: Ice anglers were out in good numbers on spots like Eel Bay and Lake of the Isles. A few keeper-sized perch were reported, with action a bit on the hit-and-miss side. Black
From crossbows to salmon, hopes aplenty
Many other raptor species also arriving in the region, and still other owls are with us year-round.
For multiple species, new ice jigging spoons, lures, and jigs in tungsten are set to dominate this winter’s ice fishing scene.
Cayuga Lake: Some landlocked salmon and brown trout were in the tributaries. Suggested baits are egg sacs, egg-imitating flies or streamers. Seneca Lake: Anglers still getting out in boats were catching a mixed bag of
It’s early, but a couple of waters saw some ice fishing activity, with Hamilton County’s Lake Eaton one of those spots. Always exercises extreme caution if you head out this early; the mid-month snowfall didn’t
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