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July
2003
Wayne County |
Wow, can you
believe it? Half the year is already over! Hard to believe some
folks still don’t have their boats in the water yet! Well don’t
worry, some of the best fishing has yet to happen but time is
running short. Remember, bass season opens this month, so just
about every thing that swims (except sturgeon) will be fair game,
speaking of which, what’s biting? Because of the long winter and
cold spring water temperatures have been on the cold side, so most
fish cycles have been 2-3 weeks late. Brown trout are still in the
shallows. Early morning may find them in as little as 3 feet of
water. Boats using planer boards and dragging flutter spoons and
small plugs are still doing well. Anglers casting from the Sodus
pier and in boats at the creek mouths are doing well, especially
after the rains color the run-offs. Cleo’s in 1/3 to 2/3 oz. are
the casting baits of choice. In the bays, some pike and walleye
action has been reported, but so far, at the time of this writing,
the fishing’s been kind of spotty. Rock bass, ‘gills, ‘sunnies and
perch are still biting well as are bullheads at the north end of
Sodus Bay. When bass season opens, look for some of the large
mouths and most of the ‘smallies to still be in the shallows on
their beds. Please return any roe-laden females to the water; it
is the future of our sport. And speaking of sport, Sodus Bay
Tackle and Marina is going to put on a smallmouth bass derby on
the weekend of June 28th and 29th. Besides
all the fun, this derby will provide it also coincides with the
state’s “free fishing days”. That’s right; you won’t need a N.Y.S.
fishing license to fish this derby! This is especially good news
to out-of-towners just visiting for the weekend. Check out the ad
and give them a call for more info. And speaking of ads, we at
N.Y.F. & G. would like to welcome Poppa Joe’s Restaurant to our
fine family of advertisers. Located in scenic Sodus Point, Poppa
Joe’s offers fine dining, outdoor seating, and even live
entertainment for everyone young and old. Owned by Don and Judy
Buckwald, Poppa Joe’s is only steps away from various shops, art
galleries and marinas including Sodus Bay Tackle and Marina. Hey,
how ‘bout this? Enter the bass derby at Sodus Bay Tackle and
Marina, and then have a great time at Poppa Joe’s! Sounds like a
plan. Well I know the weather’s been cold, but the good times are
heating up – in Wayne Co. |
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