Saginaw Bay Area Bad weather and poor fishing conditions were the talk of the town last week in Saginaw. High wind and heavy rain had both Saginaw Bay and the Saginaw River muddied up. There was no fishing pressure. Prior to the bad weather, a few perch were being caught in the cuts, and suckers […]
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Lake St. Clair Fishing has been poor on Lake St. Clair with high wind, heavy rain, and muddy water keeping anglers on shore. Turkey numbers are in good shape in rural Macomb and St. Clair counties. Lakeside Fishing Shops, (586) 777-7003. Pontiac Area Crappie fishing has been good in the canals on most lakes in
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Twenty-three whitetails and four cattle herds found infected with bovine tuberculosis in 2012 and early ‘13 are reasons for continued vigilance against the respiratory disease.
State finds bovine TB in 23 more white-tailed deer Read More »
There was an extremely mild start to winter in the northern tier of Michigan that had sportsmen and biologists anticipating the fourth mild winter in a row
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Michigan hunters could shoot a total of 43 wolves during a management hunt in selected areas of the Upper Peninsula under a proposal being considered by the state Natural Resources Commission.
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Jordan, Ontelaunee creeks (Lehigh County) Spinners were productive for several anglers who reported golden rainbow trout up to 24¾ inches. Reports were mixed on numbers and sizes. Overall, light tackle and small baits were productive in opening day conditions. Little Lehigh River (Lehigh County) Brown and rainbow trout up to 6-plus pounds were reported on
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Lake Loch Lomond, Lily Pond, Lower Promised Land Lake (Pike County) Meal worms, wax worms and minnows were taking trout on opening day. Bushkill Creek (Northampton County) The lower end was fishing better than the upper end by opening day. Beltzville Lake (Carbon County) Nice bass were reported on various parts of the lake. Mauch
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Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) Flow was a little below average, clear and in the 40s April 9, making dry flies as well as nymphs productive. Midges (20-24), grannoms, and blue-winged olives (18-20) were providing dry-fly action. TCO Fly Shop recommended nymphing with olives, Bird of Prey, and midge larvae, with an eye toward olives,
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Pine, Little Pine creeks (Lycoming County) Water was too high to wade on opening day, so anglers stayed at the edge of the stream. Low to moderate success was reported. Hendricksons and a few Quill Gordons were reported, and March brown nymphs were starting to become active. Penns Creek (Union County) Excellent conditions were reported
North Central Pennsylvania Fishing Report – April 26th, 2013 Read More »
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