“Tackle” Terry Tuma talks about power fishing for bass. He suggests using a trolling motor and moving quickly through structural locations to trigger neutral or negative fish. Crankbaits, spinner baits and swim baits all work
Walleye are still biting up here, perch action is good, and the bass season is just getting going.
On Lake Ontario, some brown trout are being taken in 40 to 90 foot of water. Salmon are being caught in 150 to 400 foot of water on flashers and flies fished 60 to 150
As good as the muskie fishing is, that’s not the only fish anglers target in Thornapple. The lake’s turbid waters also hold excellent numbers of black crappies and good numbers of walleye, perch, and bass.
Fishing has been good. Some consistent patterns are developing, and some presentations that are rising above the rest.
In fishing tournaments during the summer of 2020, several largemouth over 6.5 pounds were weighed in, with the largest topping 7.25 pounds.
If enjoying some catch-and-release fishing for largemouth bass in a small boat is your desire, Hempstead Lake in Nassau County could be just the ticket.
While its proximity to the Twin Cities area keeps the lake busy with angling and recreational activity, Sarah can almost always be counted on for a batch of panfish. It has a long history of
Anglers are catching some nice smallmouth bass a few northern pike, and an occasional muskellunge, on the entire length of the Allegheny River.
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