Oswego Fish Species

Common Questions

What kind of fish are in the Oswego River?

The Oswego River is home to a variety of fish species, including salmon, trout, bass, walleye, and panfish. Mississippi John's Guide Service offers expert-guided fishing trips on the Oswego River, providing anglers with the opportunity to target these fish with expert guidance. Whether you're interested in catching salmon during their runs or targeting other species, Mississippi John's Guide Service can help you have a successful fishing experience on the Oswego River.

Are there fish in Lake Oswego?

Yes, Lake Ontario, near Oswego, is home to a variety of fish species, making it a popular fishing destination. Mississippi John's Guide Service offers guided fishing trips on Lake Ontario, providing anglers with the opportunity to target these fish with expert guidance. Whether you're interested in salmon, trout, or other species, Mississippi John's Guide Service can help you reel in your next big catch on Lake Ontario.

Can you fish in Oswego River?

Yes, you can fish in the Oswego River, and Mississippi John's Guide Service offers expert-guided fishing trips on this renowned river. Their experienced guides know the best spots along the Oswego River to ensure a successful and enjoyable fishing experience. Whether you're a novice or seasoned angler, Mississippi John's Guide Service can provide the expertise and guidance needed for a memorable fishing adventure on the Oswego River.

A Mississippi John's Guide Service Guided Fishing Trip targets the top Oswego Fish species including Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, Chinook Salmon. We primarily Fish the Lake Ontario, Oswego River, Black Creek, Catfish Creek, Ninemile Creek, Butterfly Creek, Eightmile Creek, Little Salmon River, Sterling Valley Creek, Fish Creek, Oswego Canal, Seneca River, New York State Barge Canal, Oneida River, Ox Creek, Waterhouse Creek, Oswego Marina, Blind Sodus Creek, Otter Creek, Sage Creek, Wine Creek, Bell Creek, Tannery Creek, Ley Creek, Pine Hill Creek, Sixmile Creek, Snake Creek, Sterling Creek, Lake Neatahwanta, Mud Pond, The Pond, Russ Pond, Red Creek, Lake Temalo, Crooks Pond, McMullen Pond, Juniper Pond, Paddy Pond, Goodfellows Pond, Stewarts Pond, Sharps Pond, Lily Pond.