North Lake Michigan: According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, the downtown lakefront has been showing some good signs of life for the shore fishing guys. The powerliners are doing well on both coho and brown
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS The ice fishing season has ended now that the shorelines have started to pull away and there are cracks that have opened up on the lake. There’s plenty of ice
The ice-fishing season has pretty much come to an end. There were some lakes with enough ice to support foot traffic last week, but warm temperatures and rain were in the forecast for last weekend
Anglers are reminded that Early Season Stocked Trout Program lakes closed at 12:01 a.m. April 1 and were scheduled to reopen on the opening day of trout season, either April 2 for southeastern counties or
Central Region Alum Creek Reservoir (Delaware County) – Saugeye is an early favorite in this 3,192-acre lake north of Columbus. Fish minnow-imitating crankbaits along the dam and causeways at dawn and dusk. Saugeye caught in
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS Anglers were using ATVs on the lake early this week, but the shorelines are starting to open. How long they hold out will depend on the weather throughout the week.
BOULDER JUNCTION AREA Nice-sized bluegills and crappies are being taken on area lakes. Crappies are found suspended over the weeds. Anglers are having the best luck with small jigs and wax worms. A few are
Editor’s note: Safe ice was still being reported in some areas of northern Michigan last week. In the south, remaining ice was in poor shape. Rain and warming temperatures are taking a toll, especially in
Anglers are reminded that early season, trout-stocked lakes closed to fishing at the end of March, and will reopen with opening day. Opening day in 17 southwestern counties is April 2, and for the rest
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