Central Region Deer Creek Lake (Madison, Fayette, and Pickaway counties) – Some saugeyes are being caught at the spillway, though the bite is reported on one day and off the next. Try 1⁄8- to 1⁄4-ounce
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS No ice to report Tuesday morning, except a thin layer along the shorelines and in a few wind-protected bays and harbors. A string of cold, calm weather is likely needed
ASHLAND AREA In Chequamegon Bay, anglers are having success trolling for salmon and trout. Shore fishermen have been catching walleyes at night, mostly on crankbaits. Lake Superior anglers are still catching trout and salmon in
Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: Places like Eighteen Mile Creek and Burt Dam are still loaded with trout and the occasional salmon. In fact, Dawn Wilson, who supervises Fisherman’s Park for the Town
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS There is some ice forming in the bays, harbors, and along the shorelines. The warm weather this week was slowly eliminating the ice in places so if you want to
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie and tributaries – The tribs were low and clear Nov. 11, making for low catch rates, although anglers were catching steelhead along with brown trout up to 8 pounds. Early morning
Central Region Kiser Lake (Champaign County) – Fish plastic baits and crankbaits for largemouth bass in and along lily pads on the south side of the lake and near woody cover on the north shore.
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Muskie anglers are finding fish on the shallow rock piles, but the water has to cool a bit more to really trigger them. There are some tullibees in
ASHLAND AREA Fishing has been pretty good for the people who have made it out. Trout, salmon, and smallmouths are being caught consistently in Chequamegon Bay. For walleyes, try the Ashland shoreline at night and
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