Water temperatures started jumping quite a bit and that’s brought about some bug hatches on many lakes. That’s resulted in more anglers turning to live-bait or spinner rigs and nightcrawlers as their bait of choice
Extreme week for weather conditions, but with warming water temps, the bite is progressing nicely. We’re definitely transitioning into summer.
Welcome to the jungle of hungry spring walleyes.
With lots of events and sports leagues canceled this summer, now is a great time to try out fishing with your family.
New York State is home to three species of bullhead: black, yellow and brown; with the brown being the most abundantly caught.
The walleye bite on Lake Erie continues its strong run with anglers in both the Western and Central Basins producing quick limits. On inland lakes, anglers are starting to turn some saugeyes, and they’re also
Walleye fishing has been extra good on a number of waters the last few weeks.
Bluegill are starting to spawn in many lakes and ponds across the state. And with water temperatures now well into the 70s, the bite is both turning on and slowing, depending on the targeted species.
Weather has kept many anglers at bay, but if you can get out there, the fish are indeed biting. Some ideas for finding the fish and getting them in the boat.
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