Lake Ontario and tributaries Lake Ontario action has been outstanding. Reports are coming in of some salmon and steelhead action off Wilson and Olcott – just in time for the Lake Ontario Counties Summer Trout
Lake Ontario Chinook salmon and lake trout were being found in 100 to 350 feet of water. Fishing down 40 to 150 feet with spoons, flashers and flies or flashers and cut bait was working
Cayuga Lake There were reports of waterfleas beginning to show up. When waterfleas become abundant they can make trolling frustrating, so be prepared with “flea flicker” line or try vertical jigging. Lake trout were hitting
Bass action was good on Lake Champlain, which is no real surprise. Target the weed mats in the Ticonderoga area for largemouth or hit the northern end of the lake near Rouses Point for smallies.
The saltwater season is advanced a few weeks due to the unseasonably hot weather raising the water temperatures to that normally experienced in early August as evidenced by the schools of dolphin – not the
Hunting and fishing are a huge part of the outdoor experience for sportsmen. However, it doesn’t have to stop there. Preparing your fish and game can add some flavor (pun intended) to your overall enjoyment
How lucky can you get? Walking down Pine Street on Anna Maria Island, I counted my blessings. “You know, it could have been worse,” I told Steve as we slogged down the main street of
Paula and I have done enough traveling to know that, while it’s perfectly fine to attempt to plan the perfect trip, chances are pretty good it will all come unraveled, sometimes before you even get
Lake Ontario and tributaries Bass have been hitting in places like Olcott and Wilson harbors, according to Wes Walker at The Slippery Sinker in Olcott. They’ve also been catching some pike, rock bass and the
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