Lots of folks were fishing for – and catching – walleyes in the weeks since the season opener on May 2. In the early season, live bait seemed to be the ticket most places, with
The water has warmed up nicely on fisheries across the state. The result has been a solid bite in a good many of these fisheries.
Fishing reports are slowly starting to trickle in, and overall, those reports tell a story of a mixed bite for most all species.
Walleye fishing on Lake Erie continues to be off the charts, with anglers sometimes reporting limits in less than two hours of fishing.
A stream or stream section with a Wilderness Trout Water designation enables anglers to fish for wild trout in a natural, remote environment where intrusive activities by man are minimal.
With improved weather expected going into this weekend, many of those slow walleye bites should pick up – it’s likely that walleye fishing will be much better this weekend than it was on opening day.
Salmon and trout fishing on Lake Ontario jumped off to a good start because of the mild winter we experienced and the fact that there was little ice on Lake Erie. Kings showed up in
The changes include, but are not limited to a number of dropped special regulations on northern pike waters – following the recently implemented northern pike zone changes – and a slew of changes on the
If you only fish a few times a year, there is no reason to get involved in the fine art of fishing and what’s best for each occasion and species. But why not learn when
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