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New York
is well known for great Bass, Salmon, and Trout
Fishing. Find detailed information on the Top New York
Fishing Lakes, New York Fishing Reports, New York
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New
York is a
prime Fishing Vacation Destination for Great Bass
Fishing and Sport Fishing. With outstanding
Freshwater Fishing Lakes like:
Lake Ontario,
Lake Erie,
Lake Champlain,
Lake George and Sport
Fishing on the
Long
Island coast you are sure to catch your fishing
limit.
New York
Fishing Charters and Fishing Guides are located all
around NY State to help make your Fishing Vacation one
to remember. Once you spend your Fishing Trip at one of
our fine
New York Lake
Resorts, you will find it's a place you won't want
to leave!
New York
Lake Homes are for sale throughout the state if you
are looking for a second home or retirement. The
Finger Lakes and
Adirondack Lakes
are also popular destinations for fishing and
sightseeing. Whether your here for our great Trout and
Bass Fishing or just a quiet day on the boat, New York
is THE place for your next Fishing Trip.
New
York Fishing Reports
Canandaigua Lake NY Fishing Report
Anglers fishing on the south end are
getting yellow perch and crappies by the drop off in
front of the West River. Small minnows and spikes are
working well. Anglers top lining with spoons and
stickbaits are getting brown trout in the south end.
Lake trout are hitting flashers and flies fished down
75-100 feet.
Cayuga Lake NY Fishing Report
No thermocline has developed yet so fish are scattered
at a variety of depths. Lake trout fishing has been fair
for anglers fishing around Deans Cove and Taughannock
Point with fish being caught in 40 to 60 feet of water;
there is still a lot of bait being marked at that depth.
Lakers are also being caught deeper in 150 to 200 feet
of water. Trolling and vertical jigging are both
working. Good jigging baits have been ¾ oz. jig heads
with white plastic shad bodies. Anglers trolling with
wire and Dipsey Divers are letting about 280 to 300 feet
of wire on a #2 setting.
Chautauqua Lake NY Fishing Report
The black crappie bite in the southern basin has been
good in the channels and nearshore areas with the best
action after dusk. Small tubes or minnows have worked
great for crappie between 9-13 inches long. Anglers can
target crappie in 6-8 feet of water in the bays and near
the islands in the south basin. Open water crappie
anglers who could not locate the crappie were at least
picking up 8-9 inch yellow perch.
Oneida Lake NY Fishing Report
Walleye fishing continues to be good,
with the fish coming into shallower water along the
weedlines in 8 to 12 feet of water. The area north of
Buoy 109 midway to the north shore and in front of
Lakeport have been good, along with the south shore off
of the state boat launch in Bridgeport. Many angler, in
addition to using bucktail jigs tipped with a night
crawler, are getting fish using Sonar or XPS lures.
Lake Ontario NY Fishing Report
Near shore brown trout fishing has been spotty, but
anglers getting on the water very, very early in the
morning are getting fish in 30 to 50 feet of water. Good
baits have been black & silver stickbaits, and spoons in
glow green, orange and black & silver. The lake trout
bite continues to be more consistent with fish being
taken in 100 to 140 feet of water. Some perch are being
caught along the lake shore on small minnows.
Seneca Lake NY Fishing Report
Brown trout and Atlantic salmon fishing continues to be
good on the south end of the lake around the canal mouth
for anglers fishing near the surface with bright colored
stickbaits. On the north end lake trout are being caught
40 feet down over 100 feet. Perch fishing has picked up
and fish are being caught in 30 to 40 feet of water on
minnows.
Skaneateles Lake NY Fishing Report
Anglers fishing near shore with tube jigs and drop-shot
rigs are catching smallmouth bass, big yellow perch and
lake trout. For bass, also try green pumpkinseed-colored
plastic Senko worms. Anglers fishing streamers near
shore are also catching rainbow trout.
Niagra River NY Fishing Report
The steelhead action is really picking up on the lower
river. Boaters report good catches of steelhead in the
Artpark drift, however the Stella, Johnson, Jackson and
Canadian drifts have also been producing chromers. Pink
egg sacs have been the ticket, but skein and Kwikfish
have worked as well. The shoreline along Artpark State
Park has also been a hot spot for anglers fishing from
shore. Good catches of steelhead have been reported on
egg sacs, egg pattern flies, spoons and spinners. Shore
anglers can also find river access at Devils Hole State
Park and Whirlpool State Park.
St. Lawrence River NY Fishing Report
For bass fishing try rubber worms and live bait
(worms/minnows). Walleye fishing is picking up. Many
fish are being taken in 10 to 15 feet of water on
Berkley Gulp minnows. Northern pike have done deeper,
and getting caught in 15 to 20 feet of water on
crankbaits and jigs, along with live bait. Perch are
still deep (between 40 and 60 feet), but some big ones
are being taken on live bait (fathead minnows.)
Salmon River NY Fishing Report
Lots of stocked, 10-12 inch brown trout in river. Fly
guys should try a caddis fly (size 14 or 16). Also,
there’s been reports of an occasional Atlantic salmon
getting picked up on both wet and dry flies.
*New York Fishing Report courtesy of NYS Dept. of
Environmental Conservation
Top New York Ice Fishing Lakes
Lake Champlain -
Lake Champlain is
popular with ice-fishermen because it contains both
coldwater and warmwater species. Most anglers target
walleyes, smelts, perch, pike, landlocked salmon and
lake trout, they also take rainbow and brown trout,
pickerel, muskellunge, crappies and other panfish.
Saratoga Lake -
Ice-fishermen at
Saratoga Lake can count on a mixed bag, with plenty of
weedy shallows harboring pike, bluegills and crappies,
with walleyes and perch usually hanging at intermediate
depths or near the bottom.
Lake Ontario -
Sodus Bay is the
center of ice-fishing activity on the south shore of
Lake Ontario, a favorite destination for Rochester-area
fishermen. Conditions here are varied, from plenty of
weed-filled shallows leading to deeper water with gentle
dropoffs and structure along the west side of Eagle and
Newark islands. Fishing off points extending out from
shore is recommended for pike, perch and panfish.
Oneida Lake -
The large
Shackleton Shoals in the middle of the lake is the most
noted walleye-perch hotspot. A cluster of shoals off
Constantia, including Pancake, Grassy and Dakin, are
also popular fish magnets, along with Messenger Shoal in
the east end.
Lake
Erie -
For excellent
perch fishing, with an occasional run of lunker
walleyes, try Sturgeon Point, where there is good public
access. Perch schools often hold along the same
ledges and dropoffs as in the spring and fall, try
fishing northwest of Sturgeon Point toward the
Evans-Angola Bar.
Chautauqua Lake -
Walleyes attract
most ice-fishermen to the northern basin, due to its
deeper water and more diverse habitat. Anglers usually
set up over a rock or gravel bottom at depths ranging
from 20 to 50 feet. Recommended areas include
Prendergast Point, Long Point, Chautauqua Institution
and Mission Meadows. Chautauqua Lake also offers
excellent perch and crappie fishing at Bemus Bay,
Dewittville Bay and Irwins Bay in the northern basin,
and at Ashville Bay in the southern basin.
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