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LAKE_MILLE LACS East – There is some vehicle traffic to the mud flats now that the roads are plowed. The walleye bite has been decent on the edges of the flats in 27 feet. The

Lake Winnebago Area

Anglers have started pushing out onto the bays on Lake Winnebago, where they are finding enough ice to walk on. They were catching a few perch. Fishermen also have found enough ice for walk-on travel

Mercer Area

Ice fishing is in full swing throughout the area, with 7 to 10 inches of ice on average, but this thickness is increasing quickly with below-zero temperatures in recent days. There are a few trucks

Sturgeon Bay Area

At Potawatomi State Park, fishermen are starting to park their shanties in the launch parking lot, but none had been put out on the ice as of last week. Stevenson Pier, (920) 824-5222.

Eagle River Area

Northern pike are hitting well in the Eagle River area, with a good daytime tip-up bite going on shiners and suckers. Fishermen are working weed edges in 15 feet of water or less. Walleye action

Thousand Island

St. Lawrence River: No reports yet of any ice fishing activity, but it should be happening soon. Black Lake: Ice fishing season has made its arrival, with anglers out at mid-month on Mile Arm and

Lake Michigan/Metro Area Lakes

In Sheboygan, the Sheboygan River is iced over in most areas. Ice was forming in the harbor too, but there are still pockets of open water. In Port Washington, shore fishing has been slow, but

Sauk City Area

Seeley Lake in northern Sauk County has been kicking out tons of bluegills, and northern pike were hitting like crazy at Whalen’s Grade on Lake Wisconsin. Crappies and bluegills were hitting on any number of

Central New York

Lake Ontario: Brown trout fishing continues to be great, along with an occasional steelhead in the tributaries like Maxwell Creek and Bear Creek and also around Webster Park. Egg sacs were producing the most action,

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