Chasin Tail News Today

An annual tradition, the Blessing of the Fleet, once again prayed each vessel would find safe harbor at the end of their day’s work. Twenty-three boats participated in this season’s

The 25th annual Babes on the Bay fishing tournament will hosts almost 1,000 anglers from across the state.

Despite the rain and snow melt last week trashing rivers and area tributaries, they are starting to recover, and anglers are seeing big steelhead.

Diehards pushing out through tough Western New York weather conditions and spotty ice are finding steelhead and lake trout.

One passionate resident is working with animal rescue groups to put an end to it by scanning microchips and putting up signs.

With high and dirty water the past week, anglers have been finding steelhead in deeper holes using jigs, beads, and stickbaits.

Although fishable ice has yet to take hold, improving water conditions and plentiful bait have steelhead, lake trout, and walleye on the feed.

Fishing continues to be very good in the lower Niagara River, with the best action being on the Niagara Bar; meanwhile high waters make fishing challenging on the Salmon and Oswego Rivers.

Steelhead are holding in pools and browns are feeding now that the spawn is done.

The final week of Great Lakes musky season is here, and this is the best time to be out there if you want to try and catch a trophy fish.