Irondequoit Bay: Fishing Spots, Map, and Regulations

New York, US

Irondequoit Bay is a 1,660-acre waterbody. This place is popular with anglers not only for casual fishing, but also for ice fishing, when it is thick enough.

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Irondequoit Bay weather conditions

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Weather forecast, as of 02:30

0°C

Light rain overnight

Max / Min17°/-1°

Wind3 m/s

Humidity59 %

Pressure1015 hPa

Hourly weather

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Fishing forecast for Irondequoit Bay, New York

Today, March 14

29%

SCORE

The bites are poornow

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29%

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48%

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Factors influencing fish activity

Positive factors

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Stable atmospheric pressure is comfortable for fish
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In clear weather, fish feel at ease
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Light winds have a very favorable effect on biting activity

Negative factors

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Frequent changes in wind direction negatively affect fish activity
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An unfavorable moon phase for catching fish

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Fish species to catch in the Irondequoit Bay, New York, United States (10)

💡 Fishing Tips & Tricks on Irondequoit Bay

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Early spring is the best time to fish for yellow perch at Irondequoit Bay.
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The best time to troll for walleye is a spring night.
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It's better to use a spinnerbait or stickbait, like a rapala, in weedy water.
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Worms fished under a bobber or small plastic tube baits or twister tails work well here.