Curwensville Reservoir (Clear-field County) – Crappies and perch are hitting well, with sizes running average. A lot of pickerel are reported this year. A few muskies also are reported. The Fourth Annual Alan Bloom Memorial Crappie Tournament will be held May 24. For more, visit www.curwensvillelakefishing.com. Slate Run (Tioga County) – Good flow but gin […]
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Caseville Area Windy weather has put a damper on fishing pressure on Lake Huron. For those who are venturing out, walleyes are hitting crawler harnesses in 6 to 8 feet of water between Sand Point and Sebewaing. Anglers fishing crankbaits off the breakwall in Caseville also are catching walleyes, especially in the evenings. The catfish
St. Paul (AP) – Two state investigations will probe the DNR’s spending and fundraising that helped a game wardens conference turn a profit despite low attendance and weak private fundraising. The Star Tribune reported Monday that the DNR’s Enforcement Division used $196,000 in state money and about $187,000 in staff salaries for the gathering of
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ALEXANDRIA AREA The shallow bays on most small lakes started producing crappies. The afternoon hours have been best – once the water warms. Look for small jigs tipped with minnows or waxworms to work best. The bigger lakes have yet to produce much for panfish. Christopherson’s Bait and Tackle (320) 763-3255 ANNANDALE AREA Sunfish and
Garrison, Minn. (AP) – A dozen gillnets set by Chippewa Indian bands became trapped in ice floes and went missing last week on Lake Mille Lacs, reviving the debate over tribal fishing on one of the state’s premiere walleye lakes. The 100-foot nets disappeared last Tuesday and Wednesday near Garrison on the west side of
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Houghton Lake Area Windy weather has kept many anglers from fishing on Houghton Lake. For those who are getting out, walleye fishing has been good along the first weedline Crawlers and cranks are both working. Pike fishing also has been good, but the panfish action has slowed with cooler temperatures moving in. Turkey hunting has
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St. Joseph Area Salmon fishing is heating up in southern Lake Michigan. Anglers fishing out of St. Joseph report catching cohos and a few browns in 20 to 40 feet of water. Crankbaits fished behind planer boards or off downriggers are producing good results. Turkey hunting has been good. B.J. Sports, (269) 429-8271. Plainwell Area
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Marblehead, Ohio – This could very well be the year that a new walleye mark goes into the record books. It nearly happened already. The current record, 16.19 pounds, has stood for nearly a decade. Tom Haberman, of Brunswick, caught that fish on Nov. 23, 1999, on Lake Erie near Cleveland. But, on April 5,
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L’Anse Area Lake Superior is ice-free and marinas are open. A few salmon and steelhead are being caught along the shoreline in Keweenaw and Huron bays. Steelhead fishing has been fair on area rivers and streams, and a little warm rain should improve the action. Indian Country Sports, (906) 524-6518. Bergland Area Ice has deteriorated
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