Juniata River (Juniata County) Anglers reported catching smallmouth bass near Mifflintown, and walleyes. Little Juniata River (Juniata, Blair counties) Below-average flows and clear water in the mid-40s was reported at the end of February. Hatches
Pine, Little Pine creeks (Lycoming County) Until heavy rainfall of March 2, which made water levels high, anglers were releasing recently-stocked trout on small streamers and Glo Bugs and other nymphs in the delayed-harvest waters.
Duman Dam, Lake Rowena (Cambria County) These early season stocked lakes were producing limits of trout in the mild weather of early March. Glendale Lake (Cambria County) Yields of northern pike and panfish were reported
Presque Isle Bay Boaters took to the lake during the mild weather at the end of February, and caught perch, 10 to 15 inches, and crappies at the Stink Hole; crappies, perch and bluegills at
MANKATO AREA By this weekend, there should be mostly ice-free lakes throughout the area. The Bobber Shop (507) 625-8228 STARBUCK AREA A few guys were fishing area lakes on early this week, but that might
DULUTH AREA Crappies are hitting at the Highbanks area of Fish Lake during the evening in 15 feet. The bigger perch have started hitting small minnows at Rice Lake in six feet and Boulder Lake
ALEXANDRIA AREA Shorelines were in good shape Tuesday morning, but warm weather may change that quickly. Crappies and sunfish were hitting in eight to 10 feet at Lake Darling, Lake Geneva, Little Latoka Lake, and
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Ice fishing has come to a quick end. The shorelines have pulled away and most accesss points have opened far enough that people can’t get on any lake. The ice has started
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Many resorts have closed their accesses due to standing water. There’s some water on the lake, but the ice underneath was solid as of Tuesday morning – ATVs are recommended.
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