Sangchris Lake: Crappies have been biting good near the dam. Bass picking up, with a report of a 7-pounder caught in early March. Powerton Lake: Bass have slowed with changing water. Hybrid stripers and channel
Lake Michigan: According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, now is the time to get out and hit the discharges on the south end of the lake. Browns and coho are starting to get active on
The codfishing off Montauk Point remains steady, with most fish in the low teens. Depending on the sea conditions, the fish are being caught while at anchor or drifting. Fresh skimmer clams have been the
Panfishing on the Chetek chain has been keeping fishermen on the move. Now is the time of the year to catch the bigger panfish. Fishermen are getting plenty of activity in 5 to 10 feet
Lake of Egypt: Bass biting good on spinnerbaits and jigs or soft rubbers. Crappies are biting in 6 feet of water at the weedlines with jigs. Crab Orchard Lake: Lake has been muddy, and levels
NORTHEAST METRO The St. Croix River is producing crappies over 30 to 40 feet. There’s a night bite for crappies on White Bear Lake in 10 to 15 feet. Look to Lake Jane for crappies
Walleye fishing remains open and continues to pick up on the ice and over the flats. Tip-ups baited with golden shiners have been the most productive, although some anglers are landing good numbers of fish
Oneida Lake: Use extreme caution and avoid areas around flowing water and pressure cracks. There is water on the ice, so creepers or Korkers are recommended – if you can even get out at all
Anglers were having a little trouble getting onto Lake Onalaska last week because of a pressure ridge, but they were catching panfish and northern pike. Fishermen also were pushing boats across about 50 feet of
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