BIG GREEN LAKE AREA Fishermen are still seeing bluegills in the bays, but the fish aren’t hitting with a lot of enthusiasm. Quite a few northern pike are being caught on the east and west
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Your best bet may be to hit one of the medium-sized steams such as Chautauqua, Canadaway or Eighteen Mile creeks. Cattaraugus Creek was flowing at a fishable level
Big Six LAKE_MILLE LACS East – The weather seems to have affected the bite and number of people fishing. Once the weather straightens out look to the deep mud and gravel to again be the
Ice angling varied across Pennsylvania in mid-January, with fluctuating temperatures, and alternately heavy snowfall and rainfall impacting conditions. Some of the larger lakes in the southeast region, for example, only had fishable ice in the
Big Six LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Look for walleyes on the mud flats and deep gravel in 30 feet throughout the day. The Four Mile Gravel Bar has been one of the better spots this
ASHLAND_AREA Ice conditions are pretty good on Chequamegon Bay, and guys are taking ATVs and snowmobiles out from Ashland and Washburn, but they aren’t getting out much past Houghton Point as of yet. The ferry
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Tributary action has slowed with the cold temperatures and snow. Your best bet would probably be Cattaraugus Creek. Fish slow and deep with egg sacs, single eggs or
North Lake Michigan: According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, browns are starting to get active from the boats if you can get out through some ice. Fish the warm water discharges with jigs or crank
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie and tributaries – Ice and slush and low, clear water were a real problem on steelhead streams Dec. 31. Poor Richard’s weighed seven steelhead early that same week. Wind and rainfall
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