Sodus Bay sits at the mouth of the Genesee River on Lake Ontario's south shore, creating a unique mix of freshwater and lake fishing. The bay itself holds walleye, smallmouth bass, and perch, while the river channel attracts salmon and steelhead during their runs. Access points range from public launches to shoreline spots, and the protected waters make it fishable when open lake conditions turn rough.
These articles cover where to launch, which species run when, and how seasonal changes shift where fish hold. You'll find details on navigating the bay's structure, reading the river mouth, and timing your trips around spawning runs and weather patterns that matter on this part of Lake Ontario.