November 20, 2008
Southeast Region
Clarks Creek, Stony Creek (Dauphin County) – Trout were rising to midges in early November. Anglers were advised to use Tan Caddis (14 -18), midges (18-26), Copper Johns (14-20), Green Weenies (12-14) and Pheasant Tails (12-20). Susquehanna River (Dauphin County) – Decent water levels were reported in early November, and anglers were targeting walleyes on
Northwest Region
Lake Erie and tributaries – A calm lake in early November put crowds at the mouths of Trout and Godfrey runs, where anglers reported a steady bite on active steelhead. A 151/2-pounder was weighed at Poor Richard’s Bait and Tackle, which continues to report that the average size of steelhead seems to be bigger this
No charges related to ’07 Enforcement conference
St. Paul – After reviewing a report from the state Legislative Auditor and an internal report from the DNR, the Ramsey County Attorney’s Office has decided not to file charges related to a conservation officer conference held in July of 2007 in St. Paul. The Legislative Auditor found that nearly $300,000 in state funds were
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Statewide
ALEXANDRIA AREA With shoreline ice taking hold, the open-water fishing season is over. Although water temperatures are ripe for ice-making, an extended stretch of cold weather is needed before the lakes cap over. Deer registrations remain below last year’s totals, while ducks and pheasants are tough to find. Christopherson’s Bait and Tackle (320) 763-3255 ANNANDALE
Ohio River Region
Belmont County – Smallmouth bass can be caught along the riprap or by casting out with crankbaits resembling minnows or shad. Lawrence County – Saugers are hitting in the mouths of the creeks along the river on jigs, grub tails, and minnows. Spotted bass and largemouth bass are hitting buzzbaits and crankbaits. Clermont County –
