As winter settles in, the Saiff Fleet often reflects on the past fishing season, discussing the trends and patterns in our ever-evolving fishery. By April, my focus shifts to Pultneyville, New York,
Quality over Quantity Spring trolling for trophy walleye and northern pike in the eastern end of Lake Ontario’s “Golden Crescent” has evolved significantly in recent years, particularly due to clearer water conditions.
The Early Birds Get the Bites While Ice Fishing in Sodus Bay Sodus Bay, located in Wayne County, is a premier ice fishing destination along the Seaway Trail. Anglers often drive two
Complete Guide to Trophy Lake Trout Fishing in Lake Ontario Imagine the scene: you’re at the back of a kayak, gliding through the cool waters of eastern Lake Ontario. With your 8
Lake trout are among the most sought-after game fish in New York’s Finger Lakes region, thriving in eight of the eleven lakes. Summer is an ideal time for anglers to target these
History of the Brook Trout and Round Whitefish Populations in New York State The brook trout and round whitefish were once abundant in the many lakes, ponds, streams, and rivers within the
When fishing on Lake George most anglers minds immediately go to iconic species like lake trout and landlocked salmon. However, there’s a hidden gem in this stunning Adirondack lake that’s often overlooked:
The Whistler fly, originally designed by Dan Blanton, is a versatile streamer pattern used for both freshwater and saltwater gamefish. Known for its flash, vibration, and movement in the water, it’s especially
While Lake Ontario tributaries are primarily known for their trophy salmon and steelhead fishing during the colder months, summer offers a quieter, but still rewarding, opportunity for anglers—especially those interested in smallmouth