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August 8, 2005 -- Walleye, smallmouth bass and perch fishing is good in the New York waters of Lake Erie. Look for walleye near Seneca Shoal and off Catteraugus Creek. Perch have been best off Dunkirk, Cattaraugus Creek and Sturgeon Point. Smallmouth fishing is best near shoals and reefs and in rocky areas.

July 12, 2005 -- Bass fishing has been good for anglers fishing the reefs and shoals as well as the breakwalls. Walleye are being caught all along the shore in waters up to seventy feet. Some perch are being taken off Cattaraugus Creek.

May 14, 2005 -- Walleye and northern pike are coming from the waters close to Buffalo and perch are hitting in the waters off Cattaraugus Creek.

April 26, 2005 -- This is basically a generic report. There are a few charter boats in the water and they have made a few trips with varying results but the season is only beginning. This time of year in most of the Great Lakes steelhead and brown trout are in the waters near shore and can be taken by trolling close to shore. Smelt and suckers are making spawning runs and can be taken in and near the mouths of streams. Steelhead are also still in many streams. Walleye are just completing their spawning and the white bass are beginning. As the waters continue to warm the fish should begin feeding more actively. Be sure to check the fishing regulations for your area since seasons and creel limits can vary by area and time of year.

Reports will begin when boating season starts. (Usually in April)

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