Idaho's steelhead run just hit its lowest count since 1938 — bag limits cut to 2/day. Meanwhile walleye are stacking up on SD's Missouri River reservoirs and the Gulf Coast trout bite from Sabine Lake to Baffin Bay stays steady. Where the Wild Meets the Water.
Fall's turning it on coast to coast — stripers blitzing the Maine beaches, Leech Lake walleyes locked into their fall pattern, and SoCal boats stacking yellowtail, wahoo, and 100-lb yellowfin. Where the Wild Meets the Water.
From Long Island Sound to the Chesapeake surf, the salt is firing this week — albies and 50-inch stripers in CT, a one-day coho opener hits the Oregon coast, and red drum are stacking the VA surf. Where's it hot for you? #FishingReport
Fall's flipping a switch out there. Chesapeake stripers are smashing poppers ahead of a Nor'easter, San Diego boats stacked 1,200+ yellowfin in a day, and Smoky Mountain trout are keyed on nymphs as the streams cool. Get after it. #FishingReport
Fall flipped a switch this week — coho are stacking up at Buoy 10, San Diego's yellowfin bite is red hot, and 20-30 lb stripers are rolling through the Cape Cod Canal. Get out there. #FishingReport
Coast to coast, the bite's on: San Diego's stacked with yellowfin and wahoo, Rhode Island's running big stripers and blitzing albies, and Alaska's Kenai/Kasilof rivers are still handing out coho limits morning and night. Where the Wild Meets the Water.
Leech Lake walleyes are locked into the fall "reed bite," Navarre Pier's loaded with kings and tarpon, and Delmarva anglers are icing 8+ lb sheepshead on sand fleas. Where the Wild Meets the Water.
Fall's turning on across the country. Cape Cod Canal has 20-30 lb stripers on the move, Tampa Bay's gag grouper are blazing since the opener, and Idaho's steelhead run is historically low but the fish showing up are giants. Tight lines out there.
Fall flipped a switch this week — Lake Fork bass are eating shallow and deep, Yellowstone browns are hammering streamers, and Massachusetts stripers are blitzing from Boston Harbor to Cape Ann. Get out there.
Big fish moving coast to coast this week — giant bluefin pushing 1,000 lbs off Cape Cod & the Hudson Canyon, stacked coho at Buoy 10 on the Columbia, and reds/specks sliding into Louisiana's Biloxi Marsh as the water cools.
Coast to coast this week: San Diego boats stacked 546 yellowfin tuna in a single day, San Juan River browns are eating everything ahead of their spawning run, and Connecticut/LI Sound stripers are crushing bait after dark. Where are you fishing right now? #fishing
Fall bite's turning on all over the map — Chinook and coho stacking the Lower Columbia, stripers blitzing the Cape Cod Canal under the new moon, and walleye schooled deep on Lake Erie. Where the Wild Meets the Water. #fishing
Bite's popping coast to coast today: Chinook and coho stacking the Lewis and Cowlitz in SW Washington, stripers blitzing bunker on the Chesapeake, and San Diego's long-range fleet loading up on yellowfin and dorado. Get out there. #FishingReport
Hoppers are working overtime on the Colorado River, bull reds are fired up in the NW Florida surf, and 48-inch stripers are blowing up topwater in Massachusetts harbors. The bite's on everywhere today.
Today's bite: San Diego bass and bonito are on fire, Long Island's loaded with fluke and yellowfin, and Leech Lake walleyes are waking up around the rocks as fall cools things off. Get out there. #FishingReport
Fall flipped a switch this week — Buoy 10 is a coho rodeo, Lake Ontario kings are stacking the Niagara Bar (one angler boated ~30 in a day), and Kentucky Lake crappie are locked in at 9-14 ft. Get out there while it's hot.
Big week on the water: a new 35-lb blue catfish river record on Georgia's Satilla, walleyes stacking shoreline breaks on Minnesota's Winnibigoshish & Cutfoot Sioux, and picky trout sipping midges on Utah's Green River. Where the Wild Meets the Water.
Stripers are blitzing from the Westport River to Boston Light, Manistee and Ludington are picking away at Michigan chinook, and Louisiana's Venice marsh jumped the gun on fall with reds already stacked on the grass beds. Where the Wild Meets the Water.
Chesapeake stripers are back in season and red drum are blowing up on top. Puget Sound coho are piling into ramps at Shilshole and Everett. And Lake of the Woods walleye are stacking on the mud as the water cools. Fall bite's arriving early this year.
Chinook are still stacking up in the lower Rogue Bay, walleye are stacking limits on Lake Erie's eastern basin, and San Diego's long-range boats are into bluefin, yellowfin, and dorado. Coast to coast, the bite is on. 🎣
Where's it hot for you this week? I'll start: