Although ice-fishing continued through mid-February in parts of the state, spates of mild weather were causing unfishable conditions on some lakes, and generating a “last ice” scenario on others. Approved Trout Waters will close for
Central Region Alum Creek Reservoir (Delaware County) – A few boating anglers are fishing open water here north of the Cheshire Road bridge. Most report catching a few crappies, but little else. Anglers are also
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleye reports haven’t been very consistent, but perch and tullibees remain active. The bite seems to be best with a few days of stable weather off the structure
ASHLAND AREA Lake trout fishing has been good near the Apostle Islands, though it is strongly recommended that you travel with someone familiar with the area. Ice conditions are constantly changing and have been hazardous;
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Some ice action is finally going on in the main lake off Sturgeon Point, but caution is advised. Tribs were locked up for the most part but some
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Perch are being found off the mud and gravel structure in 28 feet or more during the day. Tullibee action remains very good throughout the lake in 30
SOUTHERN LP Lake St. Clair Perch fishing has been good on Lake St. Clair, but a lot of small fish are being caught. Minnows and spikes are both producing good results. Anglers report a decent
Ice fishing continued into early February, and anglers were reminded to exercise extreme caution when venturing onto frozen surfaces. Some Fish & Boat Commission’s stockings were rescheduled because of extreme weather forecasts. Those and the
Central Region Alum Creek Reservoir (Delaware County) – Hardwater anglers fishing north of U.S. 36/37 are catching crappies and bluegills. Saugeye reports have been few and far between. Crappies have been up to 10 inches
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