Lake Champlain Fishing Report: Blustery Conditions, Winter Bass, and Walleye Hot Spots
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We've got some wild weather moving through today, folks. A Wind Advisory is in effect from 7 AM through 7 PM with south winds hitting 15 to 25 miles per hour and gusts pushing up to 45. The strongest gusts are hammering the northern slopes of the Adirondacks and along our lake shores. Definitely use caution out there—this isn't ideal conditions, but if you're brave enough to venture out, bundle up tight.
We're right at the tail end of the recreational fishing season here. The National Weather Service wraps up their Lake Champlain forecasts come December, and we're already seeing ice coverage reports starting to roll in with satellite imagery. If you're planning winter activities on the lake, check multiple resources for accurate ice thickness information.
Now, talking fish activity—December through March is prime time for targeting giant bass in our region. We're seeing a solid mix of largemouth and spotted bass in these deeper winter months. Recent tournament reports from similar northeastern waters show anglers are having success with ultra-shallow crankbaits in bluegill patterns, especially around structure like docks and cypress trees. Soft plastics like junebug-colored stick baits are producing well too. If you want to go aggressive, frogs and buzzbaits around vegetation are solid choices.
For your hot spots, I'd recommend checking out the rocky points and current seams. Work your jigs tipped with minnows or blade baits during dawn and dusk—that's when the walleye and bass are most active. Water temperatures are hovering around 55 to 56 degrees, so fish are schooling up tight.
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