Lake St. Clair Frigid temperatures and high winds kept many anglers off Lake St. Clair last week. For those braving the elements, perch fishing has been good from Gino’s Surf to Metro Beach Metropark, but anglers are having to move around to find the fish. On the Canadian side of the lake, perch are hitting […]
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Linwood Area Ice conditions have improved on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay, but anglers are reminded to use caution and follow the trails. Sub-zero temperatures last week kept some anglers off the ice. A good walleye bite has been reported by anglers fishing in 18 to 26 feet of water between Linwood and AuGres. A good
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Traverse City Area Grand Traverse Bays have finally frozen over, and anglers are dialing in on a pretty good lake herring bite. Herring up to 3 pounds have been caught on spoons fished in 90 feet of water and deeper. Area rivers are frozen, but steelhead fishing has been poor. Lake trout and whitefish have
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Pickford Area Frigid temperatures have kept many anglers off Munuscong Bay. Those who are venturing out report good walleye and perch fishing all over the bay. Minnows have produced the best results, either fished on a tip-up or under a bobber. There was about 2 feet of snow in the woods last week. Predator hunting
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Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) — Misery Bay was hit or miss earlier this month, with numbers of shad reported, and the Stink Hole yielding some nice bluegills and decent yellow perch. The bay in front of Vista No. 1 and No. 2 was producing an occasional steelhead in addition to perch and bluegills. Chestnut
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North Park Lake (Allegheny County) — This small stocked-trout fishery was yielding nice catches to ice anglers through mid-February. Raccoon Lake (Beaver County) — Ice anglers were catching bluegills and crappies, mostly in small sizes, by jigging maggots and waxworms. A few anglers caught trout, with gold-colored spoons tipped with a waxworm productive. Monongahela River
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George B. Stevenson Dam (Cameron County) — Crappies and bluegills were hitting waxworm-tipped jigs through mid-February. Alvin R. Bush Dam (Clinton County) — Ice anglers were catching crappies and other panfish on wax worms and minnows. Laurel Run Reservoir (Elk County) — Ice anglers were catching panfish on minnows and jigs tipped with maggots. Ridgway
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Shawnee Lake (Bedford County) — Channel catfish were reported on tip-ups and minnows. Walleyes and crappies also were reported in early to mid-February. Oppossum Lake (Cumberland County) — Anglers were icing bluegills in recent weeks. Sheppard-Myers Reservoir (York County) — Ice anglers were catching nice panfish on jigs through Feb. 11. Susquehanna River — As
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