Crab Orchard Lake: Catfish action has slowed somewhat. Bluegills have slowed somewhat, although some fish are still being caught along the rip rap on crickets and wax worms. Bass action is good on a variety
Anglers have been doing pretty well on panfish all over the area. There hasn’t been a lot of word on game fish just yet, other than a few walleyes have been hitting on Yellow Lake.
The Beaverkill and Willowemoc were in good shape earlier this month, for those hardy trout anglers who just have to get out on the water. Nymphs and streamers have been most effective, even though some
Lake Gogebic fishing has been stable through all of the sub-zero temps. The few anglers braving the cold continue to do well on walleyes by using sucker minnows on tip-ups or by jigging near weeds
There have been people out on the Ashland side of the bay reporting an average of 5 inches of ice in most places. The Washburn side is much thinner, but the past few days there
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
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
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
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.
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