Compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides, and the following sporting goods stores: North Lake Michigan: According to Cory Yarmuth, there have been good reports of smelt being netted from Waukegan down into the
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Tributary action for trout has slowed a bit with all the smaller streams being lower and clear. The best stream is Cattaraugus Creek for trout. Upper Niagara River:
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie, Presque Isle Bay, and tributaries – Poor Richard’s, (814) 474-5623, reported a few straggler steelhead were in the lower reaches of Elk and Walnut creeks in mid- to late-April. Suckers also
Central Region Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – Hybrid striped bass weighing up to 10 pounds are active along the north shore between Seller’s Point and Watkins Island in four to eight feet
Big Six LAKE_MILLE LACS Crappie and perch action has been limited due to the cool weather and strong winds this week. The few anglers that have chased panfish report that the shallow bays and harbors
SOUTHERN LOWER Trenton Area The Detroit River was pretty muddy last week, but the American side was clearing up and anglers reported a good walleye bite. Good action was reported by anglers fishing in front
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Lake Michigan: According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, there have been good reports of smelt being netted
ALGOMA_AREA High winds limited the amount of fishing pressure on Lake Michigan from boaters. The higher temperatures also have raised the water temperatures in the streams to an average of 49 degrees. The Algoma ramp
Big Six LAKE_MILLE LACS Prior to last weekend’s cooler weather, there were a few crappies and perch being caught in the bays and marinas. This week has provided very limited panfish action in the shallows,
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