Crab Orchard Lake: Bass action has slowed. Bluegills being caught on worms. Baldwin Lake: Warm-water areas good for catfish, though those being caught are small. Anglers are tossing crank bait around rip rap and catching
Canandaigua Lake: No new report. Waneta/Lamoka lakes: Ice anglers were getting a few yellow perch on Waneta. Seneca Lake: Northern pike fishing continues to be good, with fish hitting pretty much everything from live bait
The bluegills have been hitting pretty well, and the walleyes are biting a little better than might be expected for this time of year. Big Clam produced some walleyes last week. Bluegills started picking up
In Oconto County, there are still a good number of perch anglers inside of the Oconto Breakwater Harbor and also at Oconto Park II. The fish are running small, and most are being caught by
NORTHEAST METRO Bald Eagle Lake is kicking out pike in 10 to 15 feet, crappies in 20 feet, and walleyes in 15 to 20 feet. Walleyes also remain active on White Bear Lake in 18
Mauch Chunk Lake (Carbon County) – This Pocono-area fishery had fishable ice just after New Year’s, and conditions were improving, although action was marginal. Bass and pickerel were active but panfish were harder to catch.
Fishing was pretty quiet earlier this month, as anglers awaited some safe ice and open-water hopefuls, in many cases, were stymied by skim ice. Most of the angling attention was for brown trout, with some
Ice conditions on Beaver Dam Lake were in good shape as of last week – anglers were driving out with ATVs and snowmobiles. Walleye and panfish action was running above average as of last week.
The bays and the east end of Big Green Lake were iced over as of last week, but the main lake was still open. Anglers were getting out on the bays and catching panfish. North
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