Western New York Earlier this month saw some good to very good lower Niagara River action despite some marginal conditions. Capt. Chris and Capt. Connor Cinelli both reported good action in the lower Niagara River
New York anglers, both open water and hard-water hopefuls, have been dealing with a roller-coaster weather pattern – record warmth followed by a cold snap and snow. As a result, ice anglers have been stymied
Mark Romanack and his Fishing 411 TV crew came into town earlier this month and managed to get a couple of fishing days in, but the winds caused water conditions to progressively get worse until
A few lucky ice anglers were able to get out on some of the smaller waters, but we’re not sure of the current conditions and don’t feel comfortable at this stage of the game in
We are hitting that time of year again, though there is still plenty of good fishing left, many anglers have put away the rods and reels and headed to the woods. Reports will be tougher
Western New York Brown trout and steelhead were dominating the fishing report, with walleye not far behind. Buffy Frank of Lockport caught a monster brown trout while fishing a favorite Niagara County Lake Ontario tributary.
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: There has been no shortage of water in the Erie tributaries this fall, bringing in more fish with each high water day. Steelhead numbers and catches were good
Western New York Burt Dam and Eighteen Mile Creek continued to be good for king salmon, brown trout and steelhead, according to Karen Evarts at The Boat Doctors in Olcott. Skein, egg sacs or egg
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Cattaraugus Creek is currently running a little high at last look. Steelhead catches had previously been reported all the way up to the Springville Dam, so it’s a
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