Fishing activity has tapered off in the area because of poor ice conditions. Most of the fishing interest has shifted to the Genoa area for now. Stark’s Sport Shop, (608) 326-2478.
Ice conditions continue to be very good, with most lakes holding at least 20 to 22 inches of solid ice. Snowfall last week added about 2 inches of light snow to most lakes, and several
In Oconto County, Geano Beach anglers are seeing some success for perch and whitefish more than 2 miles out from the landing. The Oconto breakwater harbor is producing some whitefish and the occasional northern pike
Crappie action remains strong on Yellow Lake, and bluegills were hitting on Mud Hen Lake. Big and Little Clam have seen steady action for crappies and bluegills. Ice conditions were still excellent. Big Mike’s, (715)
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies are being caught during the evening hours in 10 to 14 feet on lakes Reno, Ida, Darling, Le Homme Dieu, and Mary. Sunfish action also is improving on these lakes along the
In Port Washington, shore anglers have been catching occasional brown trout and rainbows. Spawn sacs have taken fish at the power plant discharge, and spoons have caught fish off of the rocks at Rotary Park.
Just a few reports from northern Lake Champlain, with the most noteworthy fishing for yellow perch in the Peru Dock/Valcour Island area. Farther south, at Port Henry, anglers were pulling in some nice northern pike
Ice conditions were quite good last week. For bluegills and crappies, try jigging a small white or orange jig tipped with a waxie over some of the basins and larger flats. Anglers seem to have
Fishing was pretty decent last week and the ice had been holding up for the most part, with the exception of one area of shoreline on Cherokee Marsh. A few anglers are still fishing Lake
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