Ice conditions remain pretty good across the Upper Peninsula, but fishing pressure has been light since walleye, pike and muskie season ended on March 15. Steelhead fishing has improved in most of the rivers in the Lower Peninsula.
Michigan Fishing Report – March 20, 2020 Read More »
The very best panfishing of the year is happening right now on ice.
Don’t forget the late-ice bite Read More »
Primary sportfish species found within the pool are walleye, sauger, saugeye (in low numbers), smallmouth, largemouth, spotted, white, and hybrid striped bass. Other sportfish include crappie, channel catfish, flathead catfish, and blue catfish. West Virginia annually stocks blue cats.
Ohio Lake Profile – Ohio River, Greenup Pool Read More »
The river runs on the Sandusky and Maumee rivers for walleyes has begun in earnest, according to reports from northwest Ohio. Anglers report catching walleyes on both rivers by using floating jigs tipped with trailers or minnows.
Ohio Fishing Report – March 19, 2020 Read More »
A stream or stream section that’s managed as a Wilderness Trout Water offers a wild-trout fishing experience in an unspoiled, remote setting where disruptive activities by man are minimal.
Pennsylvania Woods & Waters – State Game Land 42, Cambria/Somerset/Westmoreland counties Read More »
Knowing how crappies move and adjust their habits during ice-out, pre-spawn and spawn will put more fillets in the frying pan.
Spring crappie locations: Understanding three key slab movements Read More »
According to reports, Keystone Select big trout streams appear to be fishing well.
Pennsylvania Fishing Report – March 19, 2020 Read More »
A good chunk of the state is free of ice. As a result, fishing reports few and far between.
Iowa Fishing Report – March 16, 2020 Read More »
Weather warming up – and the fishing bite warming with it.
Indiana Fishing Report – March 16, 2020 Read More »
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