Oswego River
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22-May-13
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: Oswego River: The river is down from last week and is approximately 2,170 cubic feet per second (cfs) as of 05/16. Walleye are being taken in the river on large stickbaits, jigs and nightcrawlers. The trout bite is winding down in the river with the warmer weather and anglers are starting to get more catfish and freshwater drum (sheepshead). Reported by: NYDEC |
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The Oswego River, is a tributary to Lake Ontario with
tremendous runs of steelhead, brown and rainbow trout, as well as salmon.
The Oswego River is a big river. Large numbers of fish
travel up the river each year. It is very wide and fish can either be spread
out or stacked up. When the runs are good it is not uncommon to hook 10-15
steelhead and brown trout that weigh between 5-15 pounds in one
day. Browns and steelhead can reach weights of 18 pounds and occasionally larger.
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- Salmon
- Steelhead
- Brown Trout
- Smallmouth Bass
- Largemouth Bass
- Walleye
- Pike
- Lake Trout
- Rainbow Trout
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