Fall Fishing 08
David Cassidy Sr.
September 21, 2008
Penobscot Bay - Freshwater Fishing Report
Water temps are in the mid to high 60's. Salmon fishing is starting to pick back up. So fisherman should have a good fall. Togue are being caught on leadcore. Trolling in lakes and ponds seem to be the best here in this area.
Sewn bait like smelts and shiners are working good. Lures like Mooselooks and any smelt patterns work well.
Streamer flies (Black Ghost, Grey Ghost, Joe's Smelts, and some other patterns) are working fine.
Brook Trout are also being caught by useing the same methods for Salmon and Togue.
A lot of bodies of water now are open till the end of December so keep a law book handy so you can keep track on what waters to fish. You can do this till the water gets hard from the ice. That can start in November or December.
Have a good fall and be safe in the outdoors.
Dave's Guide Service
Target Species:
Togue, Brookies, LL Salmon
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