Spring Brown Trout Lake Ontario: The Southern Shores of in Early Spring Imagine the southern shores of Lake Ontario in early spring: cold northeast winds, lingering lake-effect snow, and water temperatures hovering around 37°F. Mini icebergs drift by, adding to the rugged landscape that, while unwelcoming to most, is prime territory for anglers seeking brown […]
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Twenty-five years ago, mentioning Sodus Bay at the winter sports show circuit was met with blank stares. Most people didn’t know where it was, and even the pronunciation was often confused, with “Sodus” mistakenly being called “Sod-us Bay.” Back then, I’d explain, “Sodus Bay lies on the south shore of Lake Ontario, halfway between Rochester […]
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Keep Your Boat in the Water: The Case for Fall Fishing on Lake Ontario As the summer season wraps up and anglers wrap up their successful salmon fishing trips in Lake Ontario, many charter captains start to think about pulling their boats and winterizing them for the colder months. However, Captain Ryan Williamson, a seasoned […]
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Planning Some Spring Fishing On Seneca Lake Planning a spring fishing trip on Seneca Lake felt like a long time coming. Living on Port Bay in Wayne County, with Lake Ontario practically in my backyard and the Finger Lakes just an hour away, I’m surrounded by some of the best fishing waters in New York. […]
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Summer Salmon Fishing on Lake Ontario King salmon are usually the center of attention for summer fishing. And certainly the center of Lake Ontario around Wayne County doesn’t need to take a back seat to anyone when it comes to the best summer salmon fishing on Lake Ontario. Wayne County is a great starting point […]
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Central Lake Ontario Ice Fishing Season in New York As the crisp winter air settles in and outdoor sporting goods stores begin displaying ice shanties, jigging poles, and vibrant jigs, it’s a clear sign that the ice fishing season is near. Central Lake Ontario, celebrated for its world-class ice fishing, beckons anglers of all experience […]
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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 hours from Buffalo to drill holes in this expansive 3,200-acre body of water. Such a trip requires an early start, with many setting […]
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Dr. Nina Schoch has been a leading conservationist in the Adirondacks since the 1990s and created the Adirondack Loon Program in 2001. Her work involves research, organizing volunteer efforts, and publicity to create public awareness...
Joe Hackett is a licensed guide and owner/operator of Tahawus Ltd, a year-round Adirondack guide service. He regularly writes columns in several Adirondack newspapers and freelances for many outdoor publications.
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Sue Kiesel is a professional photographer who loves all seasons and all aspects of the Adirondacks. She has won numerous awards for her photos and has had them in many exhibits and publications. She has...
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