Clarks Creek, Stony Creek (Dauphin County) – Trout were rising to midges in early November. Anglers were advised to use Tan Caddis (14 -18), midges (18-26), Copper Johns (14-20), Green Weenies (12-14) and Pheasant Tails
Belmont County – Smallmouth bass can be caught along the riprap or by casting out with crankbaits resembling minnows or shad. Lawrence County – Saugers are hitting in the mouths of the creeks along the
Lake Erie and tributaries – A calm lake in early November put crowds at the mouths of Trout and Godfrey runs, where anglers reported a steady bite on active steelhead. A 151/2-pounder was weighed at
Paint Creek Lake (Highland County) – Crappies are being caught by anglers using minnows or jigs as bait. Fish the bait in three to 12 feet of water and around any type of woody structure,
Drummond Island Area Perch fishing shut right down, and the fish have moved out of Scotts and Maxton bays. Expect them to return under the ice. Bowhunters on the island did well, and a good
Lake Redman (York County) – Cooling weather spurred the white crappie and bluegill bites in recent weeks, with vertical jigging small hair jigs around off-shore structure producing some nice catches. Little Juniata River (Blair County)
In Manitowoc, anglers had a fair week of fishing with most of the fishing activity concentrated around the marina and the north pier stub. Most anglers were casting spinners and spoons or using spawn sacs.
Kankakee River: In the Momence Area, smallmouth bass good on crankbaits, Mepps #2, spinners, live minnows and chug Bugs. In the Aroma Park section, rock bass and crappies good on minnows, smaller spinners and worms.
Crappie fishing is excellent on the Wolf River near New London and Shiocton. Anglers were having success using minnows and pinky jigs. Fox River Bait &_Tackle, (920) 233-7409. Trip’s, (920) 795-4163.
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