Most lakes across the Northwoods had about 3 inches of ice early last week, with an inch of light snow on top of that. This is still not considered safe for ice travel, as there
In Marinette County, ice was forming on the main waterways, with most sloughs and tributaries basically ice-covered as of last week. A few lakes in the northern half of the county were ice-covered enough for
Hunters looking for some late-season opportunities can consider setting their sights on squirrels. These abundant mammals are found statewide and offer plenty of challenges. Squirrels remain active throughout winter but will hole up for several
Ice fishing has begun on many of the area waters, but conditions are variable. Smaller lakes and bays had up to 6 inches of good ice last week. However, the larger lakes still had open
Area wardens reported that hunting pressure in the area during the nine-day gun deer season varied from pockets of average to low. The deer season opened with sparse snow cover throughout the area that got
Lake Sara (Effingham): The crappie bite has been hot. The bait of choice is small jigs tipped with wax worms or spikes under floats. Skipping under the deeper docks or finding the submerged timber and
Lake Erie and tributaries: Not too much fishing was reported from the lake proper, but tributary fishing was decent where run off and snow was not too severe. Lake effect snows continue to hit south
Not a lot to report. Most sportsmen and women have been focusing on deer season, which ended earlier this month. Now the wait begins for safe ice on waters like Lake George, Saratoga Lake and
Lake Michigan: According to Cory Yarmuth, of www.chitownangler.com, the northern harbors are seeing a decline in the number of fish caught, but there are still browns and steelhead out there. Spawn sacks under a float
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