
New York Fishing Report – Dec. 27, 2019
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

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

Safe ice was still hard to come by across the state.

The opening of rifle deer season took angling pressure off rivers, lakes and streams in early December so fishing activity was down.

When anglers have been able to get on the water, there’s been fish to be had.

Gear for the 2019-20 ice-fishing season has a heavy slant towards larger baits, continued innovations in plastics, fly fishing or in-line reels, and even more emphasis on tungsten jigs and lures.

A mixed bag of fish amid a mixed bag of conditions.

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

As we transition into early winter, when the weather has cooperated, anglers are having success.

For the most part across the state, fishing pressure has been light.
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