Today's Fishing Report
Generated this morning from live readings: gauge, weather model, sun and moon. A fresh report is published here every morning.
Lake Granby is in transition: bait on the move and predators following. Today brings clear skies, wind WSW around 23 mph, rising pressure near 1005 hPa and a high of 59. Water sits around 55 F for the season (estimated). With the waxing gibbous, the solunar majors run 9:41 AM-11:41 AM and 10:10 PM-12:10 AM: the windows to build the day around.
The plan, species by species
Rainbow troutGoodThis band overlaps Vermont's 54-66Β°F stream preference: fish feed across riffles, runs and pocket water, and in lakes WDFW says spring and fall bring them near the surface.
Brown troutGoodClose to Vermont's 53-66Β°F optimum, browns feed more freely; in fall, pre-spawn fish move toward tributaries and gravel, so fish streamers and keep off the redds.
Lake troutFairSpring and fall bring lakers into 10 to 30 feet of water (Michigan DNR), within reach of casters and shallow trollers; fall is also spawning time over rocky shoals.
