Central Region Hoover Reservoir (Delaware and Franklin counties) – White bass are the hot fish at Hoover Reservoir right now. Try using small spinners and jigs in Big Walnut Creek north of the reservoir. Crappies
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Lindy Rigs and leeches are turning walleyes on the north-end sand in 19 feet. The 12- to 18-foot rocks, shoreline breaks, and rock reefs also are holding walleyes.
ASHLAND AREA Lake Superior weather has been rough, but spring shallow-water trolling is going on right now. Trollers have been getting out when the weather lets them. Catch reports have been fair to good, depending
Western New York Among the waters in the region stocked with trout are: Allegany County: Genesee River (Wellsville, Amity), Dodge Creek (Clarksville), Little Genesee Creek (Bolivar), Dyke Creek (Andover), Cryder Creek (Independence), Black Creek (West
Compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides, and the following sporting goods stores: North Lake Michigan: Browns and cohos are active on the lakefront from the boats as well as from shore. Shore fishermen
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS There hasn’t been much fishing to report but anglers should expect a good opener. With the cool water you’ll want to work slow and down-size your presentations. Look to the
SOUTHERN LP Irish Hills Area Fishing has been slow in Jackson County. Turkey hunting has been fair. Cool temperatures, high winds, and rain have kept hunting pressure down and gobblers quiet. Knutson’s Sporting Goods, (800)
Central Region Antrim Lake (Franklin County) – Antrim Lake, on the north side of Columbus, was stocked with 10- to 13-inch rainbow trout on April 22. A variety of baits prove successful for these hatchery-raised
BOULDER JUNCTION AREA The ice hung on for most area lakes this year. As of April 27, the region had a slushy, accumulating snowfall and high temperatures in the 30s. Lakes smaller than 200 acres
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