Susquehanna River (Bradford County) — Nice walleye catches were reported on jigs and minnows in favorable conditions. Lehigh River (Carbon County) — Nice catches of trout were reported from Jim Thorpe down river to the
Susquehanna River (Dauphin County) — Some anglers were catching walleyes near the confluence of the Juniata and Susquehanna rivers near Duncannon. Juniata River (Dauphin County) — Nice smallmouth bass were hitting around Mifflintown in milder
Lake Erie tributaries — Streams had a green tint, and steelhead were widely distributed as of Feb. 16. Fishing pressure was minimal, compared with earlier in the month, when numbers of anglers were on the
Rose Valley Lake (Lycoming County) — A little ice fishing was reported Feb. 16, and anglers were catching perch and pickerel, but conditions were questionable. Parker Dam Lake (Clearfield County) — The open water was
Allegheny River (Armstrong County) — Muskies over 40 inches were reported in pools six, seven and eight in recent weeks. Walleyes also were biting. The best bite on both muskies and walleyes was in high
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA There hasn’t been a lot of people fishing, but Carson’s Bay, Phelp’s Bay, and Maxwell Bay on Lake Minnetonka continue to give up crappies in 22 to 30 feet. Sucker minnows continue
FARIBAULT AREA Look for sunfish on the west end of Roberds Lake in the eight- to 10-foot weeds. The north side of Lake Mazaska is producing crappies in 22 to 26 feet and Cedar Lake
FAIRMONT AREA Small sucker minnows are producing northern pike in four to six feet at Kansas Lake. Look to Fox Lake in 12 to 15 feet for crappies, perch, and a few walleyes during low-light
DULUTH AREA Walleyes continue to hit at Boulder Lake in 10 feet and Rice Lake in six feet during low-light periods. Fish Lake and Caribou Lake are giving up crappies in 15 feet on glow
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