Posted by admin on August 22, 2010
Sacramento River limits Kewsick Damn down to the Deschutes Bridge, the river is closed to all salmon fishing right now and for the forseeable future. But, you are able to fish for trout and keep one trout up to 16 inches long, either wild or a hatchery fish. From the Deschutes Bridge down to Red [...]
Categories: California, Salmon Fishing
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Tags: deshutes bridge, regulations, river, rules, sacramento, salmon
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Posted by admin on August 22, 2010
Lake Ontario Brown trout fishing slowed a little last week, but fish are still being caught in 90 to 130 feet of water with spoons working well both off down riggers and Dipsey divers. Dream Weaver and Michigan Stingers in green and yellow shades are working well. The chinook salmon fishing has picked up some [...]
Categories: New York
| Tags: cayuga lake, lake ontario, oneida lake, oswego river, otisco lake, owasco lake, salmon river, sandy pond, seneca lake, sodus bay, st. lawrence river
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Posted by admin on July 25, 2010
Crabbing off of any structure can be quite a bit of fun. The most common place to go crabbing if you are not in a boat is from a local pier down by the beach. Most coastal towns or even harbors or marinas have a section of some pier that is available for local fisherman [...]
Categories: Crabbing
| Tags: catching, crab, Crabbing, pier, trap
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Posted by admin on July 23, 2010
That’s right, its halibut derby time again in Alaska, and there is not much time left to catch the jackpot halibut this year. Currently, the leading halibut is coming in at 273 pounds and was caught by Mark Hilts from Grand Rapids, Minnesota. Also, there are a couple of halibut in the 250 pound range [...]
Categories: Alaska
| Tags: Alaska, fishing, halibut, homer
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