
Central New York Fishing Report – June 4-11, 2021
On Lake Ontario, lake trout fishing has been more consistent and fish are being taken near bottom in 150 to 200 foot of water.

On Lake Ontario, lake trout fishing has been more consistent and fish are being taken near bottom in 150 to 200 foot of water.

The spring of the year is prime-time for big ‘bows that run upstream to spawn from Hemlock Lake. But brown trout are caught all year long, and are also a product of Hemlock Lake.

Anglers targeting walleyes, pike and muskies (especially in the Great Lakes) are just getting started.

Rain and cool weather putting a bit of a damper on the fishing. But good reports on the Great Lakes, particularly for salmon.

On Lake Ontario, brown trout fishing has been challenging but some are being caught in 40 foot of water by anglers trolling with spoons or stickbaits early in the morning.
It may be a challenge, the tackle is definitely expensive, and there’s a learning curve just like there is with the pursuit of any new hunting or fishing endeavor. Despite those obstacles, the adventure is

By now the trout stocking trucks and choppers should have made their runs and usually when the black flies are biting, so are the trout.

A tube may be the most versatile choice in your tackle kit.

Brook trout anglers, especially those who head for backcountry ponds, such as those in the Adirondacks and Catskills, should also be enjoying some action.
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