With ice fishing under way on many lakes across the state, anglers are reminded to exercise extreme caution when venturing onto frozen surfaces. The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission continues stocking trout at select lakes
Central Region Delaware Lake (Delaware County) – Some anglers are reporting up to 7 inches of ice on this central Ohio lake. Crappies are being caught around wood in the coves. Try jig and minnow
EAGLE RIVER AREA There’s 6 to 8 inches of ice on the Eagle River Chain, but foot travel is still recommended. There are still plenty of thin spots, especially in current areas, so no cars
North Fox Chain O’ Lakes: According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth (www.legend-outdoors.com), all the lakes have good ice on them, including Channel. There are fish to be caught, but with the changing weather patterns it
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – The best perch reports are coming from 15 feet on the reefs near Hunter’s Point, out of Lyback’s Resort, and in the bays. Walleye action has been best
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Dunkirk Harbor was producing some trout at the fishing platform and the warm water discharge area from small boats. Egg sacs, minnows, spoons and spinners should catch fish.
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – This area received more rain than snow last week so getting around is not an issue – check with a resort before venturing out. Perch have to be
Columbus – Ohioans are reminded to use extreme caution during winter while venturing onto frozen waterways and to be prepared to handle an emergency should someone fall through the ice, according to the DNR. As
Editor’s note: Safe ice was being reported on most small lakes across the state last week. However, rain was in the forecast for last weekend for most of the state so anglers should use extreme
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