The morning bite on the Niagara bar was good for trout and salmon. Winds picked up, so we headed up river for brown trout and bass. Came back out to the lake once the winds settled and caught more brown trout. Risdual waves from yesterdays northeast wind were problematic, but we caught a lot of fish today

Muddy conditions are starting to improve as the river began clearing a few days ago. Big northeast winds rolled Lake ontario and bought cold water to the surface. Lake surface temperature is 44 degrees down from 48 degrees a few days ago. Residual waves made the Niagara bar choppy . Caught 1 brown on kwiks. Drifted minnows in the river for trout

Lake surface temperature 48°F. Winds light out of the West. All of the Niagara bar is covered from mud that is being pushed through the river for the past few days. On the West side of the Niagara bar, there was a small stretch of blue water. About 500 yd long or so we were able to troll inside the mudline and 18 to 22 feet of water with. Kwik fish on 3 ways or stickbates.Lakers coho's chinooks and brown trout were caught.This was a 2 boat trip.Mud was definitely a contributing factor to a poor bite.Fish were breaching and eating baitfish all over the place