Striper Migration Map – May 5, 2023
Migratory schoolies have reached Boston and beyond, and anglers are reporting more 30-inch-plus fish in the mix than typical for the first week of May.
Migratory schoolies have reached Boston and beyond, and anglers are reporting more 30-inch-plus fish in the mix than typical for the first week of May.
While king salmon action has slowed down, rock bass are starting to bite, and walleye are being caught on a variety of baits.
Fishing has kicked into gear with an excellent salmon bite, lake trout on the feed, smallmouth bass prowling shorelines and pike making a showing.
Bass action has been good and heavy rains have created perfect conditions for excellent brown trout fishing.
Anglers facing unseasonably cool and windy conditions are finding good numbers of hungry and willing cohos, kings and bass.
Smallmouth bass and king salmon action turned on in the Niagara this week.
Warm weather has bass on the move!
The brown trout action has started in Lake Ontario, while in streams and tributaries, water clarity has improved after last week’s rainfall, and with slightly high flows, anglers are finding hungry steelhead.
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