Walleye and musky are hitting well as water temperatures drop and fish begin to put on fat for the winter.

Walleye fishing is fantastic, steelhead are starting to stage and anglers are finding decent numbers of largemouth bass from shore.

Although water levels are low due to lack of rain, anglers are doing well catching panfish, walleye, and muskie.

Pickerel, white bass and crappie are hitting well and the fishing activity should soon increase as temperatures cool.

Walleye fishing is hot right now from the Ohio state line all the way to the New York state line.

While the bass bite has slowed in many water bodies due in part to low water and high temperatures, striper fishing has been very good of late on Lake Wallenpaupack.

Walleye and largemouth bass are hitting on a wide variety of baits.

Anglers are catching smallmouth bass on crankbaits and jerkbaits in fast-moving water during early mornings and late evenings.

Despite the lack of rain and the low water levels, smallmouth bass fishing has been good.

Although warmer water temperatures are driving the fish into deeper waters, striped bass and smallmouth action have been good.