Saginaw Bay Area Walleye fishing has slowed a little on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay, with northeast winds blowing in. The best action has come to anglers trolling or drifting in 22 to 25 feet of
Indian River Walleye fishing has been good on Crooked Lake. Crankbaits and nightcrawlers have produced pretty good results. Fishing pressure has been light on Burt and Mullett lakes, where the surface water has been up
Pickford Area Pike fishing has been decent in Lake Huron at Cedarville, along the weeds and around the islands. Perch fishing has been hit or miss. Salmon fishing has been good around DeTour in 100
Lake Erie (Erie County) Poor Richards Bait & Tackle reported good perch fishing in 45 to 50 feet of water just west of Walnut Creek in recent weeks. Walleyes moved out a little to 64
Keystone Lake (Armstrong, Indiana, Westmoreland counties) The deeper waters were yielding bass to a variety of baits, from soft plastic creature baits to crawlers. Rainfall in late July and early August spurred the channel catfish
Sayers Lake (Centre County) Catfish and carp were hitting in the evenings on corn, nightcrawlers, and chicken livers, particularly around the causeway and upper and lower Greens Run access areas. Bass, crappies, perch and sunfish
Laurel Lake (Cumberland County) Largemouth bass about 12 inches long were hitting in recent weeks, with soft plastic crawlers the ticket. Conodoguinet Creek, Susquehanna River (Cumberland County) A slow bass bite was reported, with just
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Striped bass, including one 30-pounder, were hitting on live herring, drifted, in late July. Smallmouth bass were reported in 15 feet on watermelon-color tubes. Walleyes were biting in the wee hours
Octararo Lake (Lancaster County) Jim Neary’s Bait and Tackle reported a below-average bass bite in early August. The best catches were coming in deep water on jig-and-pigs fished off wood, or on swim baits before
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