Lake Ontario and tributaries Salmon are starting to stage off the creek mouths and the Niagara River for anyone looking to target these fish. First thing in the morning, try fishing inside of 60 feet.
Lake Ontario Salmon are staging around river mouths and the fishing has been good in 60 to 100 feet of water. Flashers and flies have been working well, with white and green being good colors.
Cayuga Lake Fishing was slow on most of the Finger Lakes at last look. Anglers were marking fish and a lot of bait, but having little luck getting strikes. Fishing 80 to 110 feet down
Fishing pressure has dropped off a bit on Lake Champlain with hunting season (archery deer, early bear) on the horizon. But serious anglers are still targeting bass, lakers and landlocks. Schroon Lake continues to offer
There has been a tremendous amount of 3- to 4-inch long bunker in the South Shore bays as well as very large schools of squid and bunker offshore and bunker in the Sound. The water
Lake George Not hearing a lot from Lake George anglers, but fishing remained solid for lake trout and bass. Saratoga Lake’s water temp is cooling (it’s probably below 70 by now), and largemouth have been
Legislative relief needed to reduce discharge limit
Fishing action should be picking up as the water cools. Latest reports showed some laker and smallmouth action on Kensico Reservoir, as well as bass and bluegill on Muscoot and New Croton reservoirs. Cross River
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