Fishing – especially bass fishing – in both Centralia-area lakes is very good. In fact, DNR reports show that during 2019 tournaments, fishermen caught three bass over 6.5 pounds, with the largest weighing in at 6.8 pounds.
Illinois Woods & Waters – Centralia Lake, Marion County Read More »
Ice-out in the north and striper fishing proving to be early-April highlights.
New York Fishing Report – April 9, 2020 Read More »
Western N.Y. water sees plenty of fishing pressure, but space
is available.
New York Lake Profile – Upper Cattaraugus Creek, Wyoming/Erie counties Read More »
Even if the DNR doesn’t have an exact count on the walleyes, there are plenty of fish of all types out there and anglers don’t have to hunt too hard to find them.
Wisconsin Lake Profile – Boom Lake, Oneida County Read More »
There were some pretty good crappie reports last week in areas with open water. Many lakes all around the state with open water or some open-water areas have started producing crappies and a few bluegills.
Wisconsin Fishing Report – April 9, 2020 Read More »
There were some pretty good crappie reports this week in areas with open water. Lakes such as Minnetonka, Waconia, and others around the Twin Cities area have started producing crappies and a few bluegills, which is encouraging since these lakes still had some ice on them last week.
Minnesota Fishing Report – April 7, 2020 Read More »
Once you set the hook the fight is on. Bear down to keep them from getting out in the heavy current or running into trees. Heavier gear will allow you to fight these fish faster and give you a better chance to land them.
Have some fun catching carp and suckers on a local river or stream Read More »
Map courtesy of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks.
South Dakota Lake Profile – Bullhead Lake, Deuel County Read More »
Although fishing reports have been fewer than usual for this time of year with the coronavirus situation, the reports that have come in have indicated that there are fish to be had.
Indiana Fishing Report – April 6, 2020 Read More »
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