In the end, the rod combination you chose for Driftless Area trout fishing comes down to personal preference, within a finite number of options. It helps, too, to have a teacher/savior to thoroughly explain the
On Lake Erie, limit after limit of walleyes are being reported by anglers trolling Bandits, or Reef Runners. Others are drifting and casting old school baits such as weight-forward spinners and crawler harnesses. Six-fish limits
Summer fishing is getting interesting, and there’s a lot to choose from.
A trout, in particular, cooks quickly on the grill, and you can almost be assured that by the time the fish forms a crust on both sides, it’s done.
Look for widely spaced above-surface rocks to support, at times, substantial numbers of mating and waring crayfish and this is when smallmouths and panfish make their best appearance.
But it’s one thing to get a take on a tiny fly; it’s a whole other matter actually landing the bugger.
In the past decade, thousands of lake trout and brook trout have been stocked by DEC in Big Moose Lake.
Summer means bass fishing, and across New York, there are endless opportunities for fishing both largemouth and smallmouth bass. And, as “luck” would have it, the bass bite has been intensifying of late.
It seems early, but weeds are developing quickly and they are already giving up a mixed bag of fish in many parts of the state. Look for those weed bites to remain strong.
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