Cayuga County

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for October 11 - 25, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at https://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/fish_marine_pdf/fishguide.pdf Region 7: Lake Ontario and Bays Salmon are around river mouths so fishing from piers can be good at times. Good methods include casting spoons or fishing with egg sacs. Smallmouth Bass fishing usually continues to be good into the fall in the lake and around the bays. Largemouth Bass and Yellow Perch are being taken in the bays. Bass are hitting a variety of baits and Perch are being taken on small minnows and jigs. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for September 27 – October 4, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at https://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/fish_marine_pdf/fishguide.pdf September 28th is National Hunting and Fishing Day. Region 7: Lake Ontario and Bays Lake fishing for Trout and Salmon is winding down, which is normal for this time of year. Salmon are around river mouths so fishing from piers can be good at times. Smallmouth Bass fishing usually continues to be good into the fall in the lake and around the bays. Largemouth Bass and some Yellow Perch are being taken in the bays. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for September 13 - 20, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at https://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/fish_marine_pdf/fishguide.pdf Region 7: Lake Ontario and Bays Salmon are being taken around river mouths as they stage to enter the rivers for spawning. There are also Salmon being taken out deeper in 200 feet of water fishing 60 to 100 feet down. Spoons, flashers and flies, j-plugs and cut-bait (meat rigs) are all still working. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for August 30 – September 6, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at https://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/fish_marine_pdf/fishguide.pdf Region 7: Lake Ontario and Bays With the high-water levels there are no wake zones for many Lake Ontario shorelines and bays. For information on these, please view the County Sheriff’s website at https://www.cayugacounty.us/155/Sheriffs-Office. For information on Lake Ontario Boat Launch Sites please view at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/117169.html. As the cold water has been blown around, Salmon are now scattered with fish being taken from 100 to 500 feet of water fishing 45 to 130 feet down. When fish are found, Salmon fishing continues to be good. Basically, it’s a cover water until you mark bait and fish. Spoons, flashers and flies, and cut-bait (meat rigs) are all still working. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for August 23 through August 30, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Fish for free on Lake Ontario now through Labor Day, September 2, 2019 at 5:00 PM! The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at https://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/fish_marine_pdf/fishguide.pdf Region 7: Lake Ontario and Bays With the high-water levels there are no wake zones for many Lake Ontario shorelines and bays. For information on these, please view the County Sheriff’s website at https://www.cayugacounty.us/155/Sheriffs-Office. For information on Lake Ontario Boat Launch Sites please view at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/117169.html. Salmon fishing continues to be good. In the west end, fish are in 200 to 300 feet of water down 90 to 150 feet. On the east end, it's 200 to 300 feet of water down 90 to 100 feet. Spoons, flashers and flies, and cut-bait (meat rigs) are all working. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for August 16 through August 23, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Fish for free on Lake Ontario now through Labor Day, September 2, 2019 at 5:00 PM! The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at https://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/fish_marine_pdf/fishguide.pdf Region 7: Lake Ontario and Bays With the high-water levels there are no wake zones for many Lake Ontario shorelines and bays. For information on these, please view the County Sheriff’s website at https://www.cayugacounty.us/155/Sheriffs-Office. For information on Lake Ontario Boat Launch Sites please view at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/117169.html. Salmon fishing continues to be good. In the west end, fish are in 200 to 300 feet of water down 90 to 150 feet. On the east end, it's 200 to 300 feet of water down 90 to 100 feet. Spoons, flashers and flies, and cut-bait (meat rigs) are all working. Click here for the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for August 2 through August 9, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Fish for free on Lake Ontario now through Labor Day, September 2, 2019 at 5:00 PM! The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at https://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/fish_marine_pdf/fishguide.pdf Region 7: Lake Ontario and Bays With the high-water levels there are no wake zones for many Lake Ontario shorelines and bays. For information on these, please view the County Sheriff’s website at https://www.cayugacounty.us/155/Sheriffs-Office. For information on Lake Ontario Boat Launch Sites please view at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/117169.html. Salmon fishing continues to be good for anglers who have been able to get out. In the west end, fish are in 120 to 200 feet of water down 60 to 90 feet. On the east end, it's 100 to 300 feet of water down 50 to 100 feet. Spoons are still working and so are flashers and flies as well as cut-bait (meat rigs). Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for July 19 through July 26, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at https://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/fish_marine_pdf/fishguide.pdf Region 7: Lake Ontario and Bays With the high-water levels there are no wake zones for many Lake Ontario shorelines and bays. For information on these, please view the County Sheriff’s website at https://www.cayugacounty.us/155/Sheriffs-Office. For information on Lake Ontario Boat Launch Sites please view at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/117169.html. Salmon fishing continues to be good for anglers who have been able to get out. In the west end, fish are in 150 to 200 feet of water down 50 to 80 feet. On the east end, it's 100 to 300 feet of water down 50 to 100 feet. Spoons are still working and so are flashers and flies as well as cut-bait (meat rigs). Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for July 12 through July 19, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at https://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/fish_marine_pdf/fishguide.pdf Region 7: Lake Ontario and Bays With the high-water levels there are no wake zones for many Lake Ontario shorelines and bays. There are boating advisories for the bays and shoreline of Lake Ontario. For information on these, please view the County Sheriff’s website at https://www.cayugacounty.us/155/Sheriffs-Office. For information on Lake Ontario Boat Launch Sites please view at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/117169.html. Salmon fishing has been good for anglers who have been able to get out. In the west end, fish are in 150 to 200 feet of water down 40 to 80 feet. On the east end, it's 100 to 300 feet of water down 50 to 100 feet. Spoons are still working and so are flashers and flies at times. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for July 3 through July 12, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Due to lake Ontario's high-water level, the DEC North Sandy Pond boat launch is closed beginning Thursday, May 23, 2019. For more information please view the North Sandy Pond press release. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official guide has a picture of a mother and daughter holding a nice steelhead on the cover. The Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at Freshwater Fishing Regulations Region 7: The Fourth of July is a very big boating weekend, so expect more traffic on the water and at launch sites. Little things that can help at launch sites are to practice backing your boat trailer up at home or in an empty parking lot before heading to the crowded launch site. The other is to make sure your boat will start if you haven't had it out yet by seeing if it starts in your driveway. You can do this by using a set of muffs that provide water for your water pump intake. A little patience can also go a long way to making everyone's day a little better under crowded conditions. Use caution if venturing out as there is debris floating around on most waters and be mindful of your boat wake as to not cause property damage. Lake Ontario and Bays With the high-water levels there are no wake zones for many Lake Ontario shorelines and bays. There are boating advisories for the bays and shoreline of Lake Ontario. For information on these, please view the County Sheriff’s website at https://www.cayugacounty.us/155/Sheriffs-Office. For information on Lake Ontario Boat Launch Sites please view at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/117169.html. Salmon fishing has been good for anglers who have been able to get out. In the west end, fish are in 150 to 200 feet of water down 40 to 80 feet. On the east end, it's 80 to 200 feet of water down 50 to 100 feet. Spoons are still working and so are flashers and flies at times. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for June 21 through June 28, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Due to lake Ontario's high-water level, the DEC North Sandy Pond boat launch is closed beginning Thursday, May 23, 2019. For more information please view the North Sandy Pond press release. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official guide has a picture of a mother and daughter holding a nice steelhead on the cover. The Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at Freshwater Fishing Regulations Trout season kicked off on April 1st and for more information on trout fishing please view Fishing for Stream Trout, for places to go view Public Fishing Rights, and for anticipated stocking numbers view Trout Stocking. As of Friday, May 24th the following waters will have been stocked with trout: Owasco Outlet (May 3), North Brook (April 19), Salmon Creek (April 11), Owasco Inlet (April 10), and Fall Creek (May 9 and April 3). Region 7: Use caution if venturing out as there is debris floating around on most waters and be mindful of your boat wake as to not cause property damage. Lake Ontario and Bays With the high-water levels there are no wake zones for many Lake Ontario shorelines and bays. There are boating advisories for the bays and shoreline of Lake Ontario. For information on these, please view the County Sheriff’s website at https://www.cayugacounty.us/155/Sheriffs-Office. For information on Lake Ontario Boat Launch Sites please view at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/117169.html. Salmon fishing has been good for anglers who have been able to get out. In the west end, fish are in 150 to 200 feet of water down 40 to 80 feet. On the east end, it's 80 to 200 feet of water down 50 to 100 feet. Spoons are still working and so are flashers and flies at times. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for June 7 through June 14, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Due to lake Ontario's high-water level, the DEC North Sandy Pond boat launch is closed beginning Thursday, May 23, 2019. For more information please view the North Sandy Pond press release. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official guide has a picture of a mother and daughter holding a nice steelhead on the cover. The Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at Freshwater Fishing Regulations Trout season kicked off on April 1st and for more information on trout fishing please view Fishing for Stream Trout, for places to go view Public Fishing Rights, and for anticipated stocking numbers view Trout Stocking. As of Friday, May 24th the following waters will have been stocked with trout: Owasco Outlet (May 3), North Brook (April 19), Salmon Creek (April 11), Owasco Inlet (April 10), and Fall Creek (May 9 and April 3). Region 7: Lake Ontario With the high-water levels there are no wake zones for many Lake Ontario shorelines and bays. Use caution if venturing out as there is debris floating around on most waters and be mindful of your boat wake as to not cause property damage. There are boating advisories for the bays and shoreline of Lake Ontario. For information on these, please view the County Sheriff’s website at https://www.cayugacounty.us/155/Sheriffs-Office. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for May 31 through June 8, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Due to lake Ontario's high-water level, the DEC North Sandy Pond boat launch is closed beginning Thursday, May 23, 2019. For more information please view the North Sandy Pond press release. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official guide has a picture of a mother and daughter holding a nice steelhead on the cover. The Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at Freshwater Fishing Regulations Trout season kicked off on April 1st and for more information on trout fishing please view Fishing for Stream Trout, for places to go view Public Fishing Rights, and for anticipated stocking numbers view Trout Stocking. As of Friday, May 24th the following waters will have been stocked with trout: Owasco Outlet (May 3), North Brook (April 19), Salmon Creek (April 11), Owasco Inlet (April 10), and Fall Creek (May 9 and April 3). Region 7: Lake Ontario With the high-water levels there are no wake zones for many Lake Ontario shorelines and bays. Use caution if venturing out as there is debris floating around on most waters and be mindful of your boat wake as to not cause property damage. There are boating advisories for the bays and shoreline of Lake Ontario. For information on these, please view the County Sheriff’s website at https://www.cayugacounty.us/155/Sheriffs-Office. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for May 23 through May 31, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Due to lake Ontario's high-water level, the DEC North Sandy Pond boat launch is closed beginning Thursday, May 23, 2019. For more information please view the North Sandy Pond press release. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official guide has a picture of a mother and daughter holding a nice steelhead on the cover. The Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at Freshwater Fishing Regulations Trout season kicked off on April 1st and for more information on trout fishing please view Fishing for Stream Trout, for places to go view Public Fishing Rights, and for anticipated stocking numbers view Trout Stocking. As of Friday, May 24th the following waters will have been stocked with trout: Owasco Outlet (May 3), North Brook (April 19), Salmon Creek (April 11), Owasco Inlet (April 10), and Fall Creek (May 9 and April 3). Region 7: Lake Ontario No Information to report this week as most waters are running high from recent rain events. Use caution if venturing out as there is debris floating around on most waters and be mindful of your boat wake as to not cause property damage. There are boating advisories for the bays and shoreline of Lake Ontario. For information on these, please view the County Sheriffs website at https://www.cayugacounty.us/155/Sheriffs-Office. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for May 17 through May 24, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official guide has a picture of a mother and daughter holding a nice steelhead on the cover. The Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at Freshwater Fishing Regulations Trout season kicked off on April 1st and for more information on trout fishing please view Fishing for Stream Trout, for places to go view Public Fishing Rights, and for anticipated stocking numbers view Trout Stocking. As of Friday, May 17th the following waters will have been stocked with trout: Owasco Outlet (May 3), North Brook (April 19), Salmon Creek (April 11), Owasco Inlet (April 10), and Fall Creek (May 9 and April 3). Region 7: Lake Ontario With the high-water levels there are no wake zones for many Lake Ontario shorelines and bays. Please view the County Sheriffs website at https://www.cayugacounty.us/155/Sheriffs-Office. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for April 26 through May 3, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official guide has a picture of a mother and daughter holding a nice steelhead on the cover. The Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at Freshwater Fishing Regulations Trout season kicked off on April 1st and for more information on trout fishing please view Fishing for Stream Trout, for places to go view Public Fishing Rights, and for anticipated stocking numbers view Trout Stocking. As of Friday, May 10th the following waters will have been stocked with trout: Owasco Outlet (May 3), North Brook (April 19), Salmon Creek (April 11), Owasco Inlet (April 10), and Fall Creek (May 9 and April 3). Region 7: Lake Ontario With the high-water levels, there are no wake zones for many Lake Ontario shorelines and bays. The Brown Trout fishing continues to be good, though the wind has still been blowing a lot lately. Some spring Chinook Salmon are also being taken out a little deeper than the Brown Trout; some days the King Salmon bite has been better than the Brown Trout bite. Spoons have been working for Brown Trout and King Salmon with stick baits also working for Brown Trout. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for April 26 through May 3, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). A reminder that from Nov 1 to May 1, all persons aboard a pleasure vessel less than 21 feet must wear a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) while underway. For more information on boating regulations please view the NYS Boater's Guide (link leaves DEC's website). Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for April 19 through 26, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). A reminder that from Nov 1 to May 1, all persons aboard a pleasure vessel less than 21 feet must wear a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) while underway. For more information on boating regulations please view the NYS Boater's Guide (link leaves DEC's website). The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official guide has a picture of a mother and daughter holding a nice steelhead on the cover. The Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at Freshwater Fishing Regulations Trout season kicked off on April 1st and for more information on trout fishing please view Fishing for Stream Trout, for places to go view Public Fishing Rights, and for anticipated stocking numbers view Trout Stocking. As of Friday, April 19th the following waters will have been stocked with trout: North Brook (April 19), Salmon Creek (April 11), Owasco Inlet (April 10), and Fall Creek (April 3). Region 7: Lake Ontario The Brown Trout fishing has started, and anglers are getting them on spoons or stick baits fished in shallow water. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for April 12 through 19, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). A reminder that from Nov 1 to May 1, all persons aboard a pleasure vessel less than 21 feet must wear a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) while underway. For more information on boating regulations please view the NYS Boater's Guide (link leaves DEC's website). The New York State Freshwater Fishing Regulations Guide runs from April 1 to March 31. The 2019-2020 Official guide has a picture of a mother and daughter holding a nice steelhead on the cover. The Fishing Guide can be picked up where fishing licenses are sold, or viewed at Freshwater Fishing Regulations Trout season kicked off on April 1st and for more information on trout fishing please view Fishing for Stream Trout, for places to go view Public Fishing Rights, and for anticipated stocking numbers view Trout Stocking. Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for April 5 through 12, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). A reminder that from Nov 1 to May 1, all persons aboard a pleasure vessel less than 21 feet must wear a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) while underway. For more information on boating regulations please view the NYS Boater's Guide (link leaves DEC's website). Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for March 29 through April 5, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). A reminder that from Nov 1 to May 1, all persons aboard a pleasure vessel less than 21 feet must wear a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) while underway. For more information on boating regulations please view the NYS Boater's Guide (link leaves DEC's website). Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for March 22 through 29, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). A reminder that from Nov 1 to May 1, all persons aboard a pleasure vessel less than 21 feet must wear a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) while underway. For more information on boating regulations please view the NYS Boater's Guide (link leaves DEC's website). Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for March 15 through 22, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). A reminder that from Nov 1 to May 1, all persons aboard a pleasure vessel less than 21 feet must wear a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) while underway. For more information on boating regulations please view the NYS Boater's Guide (link leaves DEC's website). Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The Cayuga County fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for March 8 through 15, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). A reminder that from Nov 1 to May 1, all persons aboard a pleasure vessel less than 21 feet must wear a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) while underway. For more information on boating regulations please view the NYS Boater's Guide (link leaves DEC's website). Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.

The fishing report below is made available from the Central New York Fishing Hotline for February 15 through 22, 2019 at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9218.html Please visit that site for more information or to follow links. Oswego and Wayne Counties have weekly fishing hotlines on their web sites as well and would be another good option for fishing reports; Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Though Onondaga County doesn't have a weekly fishing report, their web site is another good source of fishing information in the region (fishonondagacounty.com). A reminder that from Nov 1 to May 1, all persons aboard a pleasure vessel less than 21 feet must wear a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) while underway. For more information on boating regulations please view the NYS Boater's Guide (link leaves DEC's website). Click here to see the rest of this report on ILoveNYFishing.com.