S L O W...
Water levels in the smaller tribs are way down this year. The Oswego river has probably the best run going on so far. I had a couple on that got off when I went up there a couple weeks back, and my buddy landed a 28" brown just before we headed home at sunset.
Tried Sterling Creek - it's so low that there isn't even any detectable current. So far they're only getting them down at the mouth - in the channel where the Fair Haven Park pond connects to the lake.
Maxwell creek is a trickle - they're getting a few at the mouth. Sandy Creek and Oak Orchard (both West of Rochester) are pretty productive.
Salmon River... still low. There are fish all the way up to the hatchery, but not in the normally huge numbers.
We've started getting rain the last few days, with more in the forecast the rest of the week. Hopefully that'll get the water up and the fish will start moving up in decent numbers.
My license expired at the end of Sept, will get a new one this weekend. Hopefully, by the time I get back from a deer hunting weekend (the 20th), there will be some decent salmon fishing and I hope to land a couple.