Lake St. Clair There was no ice last week on Lake St. Clair. Perch fishing has been pretty good in the canals and marinas. Walleye fishing has been good in the Detroit River when the water isn’t muddy. Good action has been reported by anglers fishing from the sturgeon hole down to the Trenton Channel. […]
Southern Lower Peninsula Fishing Report – December 21st, 2012 Read More »
As the saying goes, “The third time is the charm.” That old adage certainly held true for Flint hunter Bryan Kendrick.
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A revised state plan for stocking 1 million fewer chinook salmon in Lake Michigan next year is drawing the ire of some anglers who are claiming to have been misled.
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Michigan lawmakers last week approved legislation to establish the state’s gray wolf as a game species and give the DNR’s Natural Resources Commission the authority to establish a hunting season.
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Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) Water was a little low Dec. 8 and trout were rising to midges. Nymphs and streamers also were effective. Lake Nockamixon (Berks County) Bass and crappies were hitting and anglers were starting to pick up walleyes, Dec. 9. Delaware River Decent fishing was reported as of Dec. 9, with anglers targeting
Southeast Pennsylvania Fishing Report – December 21st, 2012 Read More »
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Anglers caught striped bass trolling in late November, but fishing pressure was extremely light as of Dec. 9, with anglers waiting for ice, according to Wallenpaupack Sports Shop, which also reported disappointing bear and deer seasons. Susquehanna River (Bradford, Columbia, Luzerne counties) Anglers were catching smallmouth bass and walleyes in early
Northeast Pennsylvania Fishing Report – December 21st, 2012 Read More »
Stovers Dam (Lebanon County) Rainbow trout were hitting on live bait and spinners. Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) Low clear conditions were reported Dec. 7, but fishing remained fairly productive. Brown trout were still in spawning mode, so anglers were urged to wade carefully to avoid redds. Water was in the 50s. Large stonefly, caddis
South Central Pennsylvania Fishing Report – December 21st, 2012 Read More »
Big Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Near-perfect fall conditions were reported, with water in the 50s, with a green tint and at fishable levels, Dec. 7. Hatches included black midges (24), cream midges (24) and blue-winged olives (20-24). Streamers were effective in high water; nymphing the deeper pools also was productive. Penns Creek (Union County) Levels
North Central Pennsylvania Fishing Report – December 21st, 2012 Read More »
Allegheny River (Allegheny County) The Harmar and Sharpsburg areas were yielding walleyes on creek chubs and suckers, with dusk the best time to fish. Monongahela River (Allegheny County) Smallmouth bass were hitting around Elizabeth through early December. Youghiogheny River (Allegheny County) This Monongahela River tributary was yielding a few northern pike around Sutersville. The tailrace
Southwest Pennsylvania Fishing Report – December 21st, 2012 Read More »
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