Lake Ontario fishing has been very good from Sandy creek to Rochester for Salmon and Lake Trout. The fish are being caught form 100’ to 300’ of water. Some Brown trout are being caught in about 80’ of water.

Charlotte pier fishing has also been very good.

Irondequcit Bay… Northern Pike

From Sandy Creek to Webster Park…. Kings, and Coho‘s are being caught from 120 to 300 feet of water.
Lake trout from 120 to 160 foot of water.

Genesee River….
Bass, Walleye and Catfish.

Irondequoit Bay…
Northern Pike, Walleye and perch

Shoreline fishing has been good along Buck, Cranberry and Long Pond.

Irondequcit Bay,,,Northern pike, perch and walleye fishing has been good, reports of some brown trout being caught also

Genesee River… perch off the end of charlotte pier. catfish and walleye also being caught in the river. The river got muddy but fishing should be good once the river clears up a little.

Lake Ontario from Braddocks Bay to Hedges… Brown Trout fishing continues to be slow but a few are being caught. Lake Trout fishing has been good out deep along with a few chinook and coho salmon in the mix.

Braddocks Bay.. Northern pike

The tributaries for Lake Ontario and specifically Monroe County has slowed considerably in terms of “lake run” fish. Browns and Steelhead are almost non existent in almost all tribs as waters warm. Smallmouth Bass, Suckers and a few stocked trout mingling upstream. Smallmouth Bass have been the play for the past few weeks but even those have dropped back to.the Lake. Numbers are lower each day in the tribs for Smallies.

Creek conditions on Oatka Creek are good water levels have been decent with recent rains. The DEC has stocked a few of the PFR sites twice this year. Fish are spread out with high waters and inland trout numbers on Oatka Creek seem low this spring.