PAST FISHING REPORTS

6/11/06

Walleye fishing - Lake Ontario has been slow lately, so we have been fishing Oneida Lake had been hot for walleyes. Plenty of walleyes to keep us busy day & night. Slow trolling worm harnesses during the day seem to be doing the trick.
Salmon fishing has been slow on Lake Ontario as well.

6/10/06

Salmon Season of 2006 is fast approaching....- Call now to book the best dates for this years fall salmon run on the salmon river, located in upstate Ny. Fishing on the Salmon River in Ny produces a variety of different kinds of salmon. Some of these include cohos, Chinooks, king and pacific salmon. Take a ride down the river with a drift boat. Your fishing trip will be with a NYS licensed fishing guide of 16 years and/or USCG licensed captains. You may obtain an out of state fishing license at any of the local tackle shops upon your arrival.

5/29/06

Walleye fishing on Lake Ontario has been tough. The last few nights we managed a few decent walleye but it took alot of determination. The brown trout have moved out deeper looking for cooler water. A few king salmon hitting out deep as well.
Oneida lake has been much more productive for walleyes. The bite has been good this month during the day as well as night.
Bass season is coming up the 3rd Saturday of June.
Give us a call and get your date booked for summer charters. Whether it's bass, walleye, trout or salmon we'll work hard for you to catch you fish.
Salmon River Guide

5/22/06

Lake Ontario walleye fishing has been decent so far this season. We have had plenty of good nights but a few slow ones mixed in. The brown trout have been cooperating better, giving us some good action. Heavy winds have made fishing tough the last few days. It's been almost impossible to even get out no less catch fish. The forecast is improving and that should help bring them around full force.
A few nights we headed to Lake Oneida in search of vast quantities of eater size walleye. The action was tremendous to say the least. The bite was on fire!
Walleye fishing on Lake Ontario can be good all summer not just in the Spring-
I still have May-23,24,28,30 available
June/July is mostly wide open and can be a great time to walleye fish Lake Oneida for LOTS of action.
Salmon River Guides

5/15/06

Well the first few days of the walleye season were pretty good. The brown trout kept us busy with a bonus walleye every so often. Plenty of nice size browns too. That was the good news. The bad news- Last week was alot less consistent. The brown trout have been a bit easier then the walleye but not nearly as good as most Mays. Back to some good news - The last couple trips have been much better- The fishing has improved quite bit. We decided to give the night trip a rest yesterday morning 5/15 and it paid off. It was nice to fish daylight and have success. The browns we landed weren't monsters but one slammer did beat us up. Conditions were ideal - Water temps were in the low 50s -lots of bait - and the water was a bit off color. Needless to say the browns were fired up. Now for some even better news - I had another night trip last night as well and we found the fish to be much more cooperative. Even the walleyes were hitting better. Landed several hog eyes' and even a slammer brown trout.(pictures in the gallery). For a while we couldn't keep the trout off. We even landed a fat rainbow- a first for me ever night fishing. The wind is changing and I'd go out on a limb and say the fishing should continue to improve. Plenty of dates available still for the last week of May and most of June.
Salmon River Guides

5/6/06

WALLEYE season is here! It wasn't hot and heavy but we managed a few nice walleye. The brown trout were much more cooperative with a steady pick going on all night. There was plenty of boats out fishing the Lake Ontario shoreline mostly targeting walleye. For the most part we only witnessed a few other eyes' taken. Water temperature was in the low 50 range - a little cool just yet for the big walleye feast. We still have open dates for walleye & brown trout trips this month and next. Give us a ring and we'll get you out on the fish.
The Salmon River is still producing a decent amount of drop-back steelheads- mostly mid-lower river. The water levels are very low 185cfs. If it stays low and the temps continue to climb the season will be coming to an quick end.