CENTRAL Lake Ontario The lake fishing is starting to wind down but continue to look for salmon around river mouths in 50 to 140 foot of water. Fishing down 25 to 100 feet with flashers
On Lake Erie, when conditions allowed this past week, the walleye fishing was still going strong.
Overall, walleye fishing on Lake Erie has been fair, with some more productive days and spots mixed in.
Central New York Lake Ontario Salmon are being caught in 150 to 500 foot of water on flashers and flies or spoons fished 70 to 150 feet down. That down depth can change quickly so
Fishing activity and catches picked up over the past week on Lake Ontario and its tributaries.
And the lake should continue to offer some superb walleye fishing in the foreseeable future.
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