Northerns are hitting hard around and over the weeds in 3 to 8 feet of water on spinnerbaits. There is also a good bite for big crappies – they are suspended at various depths, depending
Despite two major floods in less than 10 months, trout fishing has been very good. One fish in the 30-inch category and numerous fish over 20 inches were caught this year. Damage from the floods
East Branch Lake (Elk County) – The boat launch closed Aug. 19 to all but hand-carried watercraft. For more, call (814) 965-2065. Chappel Fork Creek (McKean County) – Vandals are believed to be responsible for
Western Basin: Walleye fishing has remained slow recently. The best fishing has been around Northwest Reef (northwest of West Reef). Drifting with bottom bouncers and worm harnesses or casting mayfly rigs have been productive. Trollers
Cuyahoga River (Summit County) – In the middle stretch of the Cuyahoga River near Edison Dam and near Metroparks Serving Summit County’s Cascade Park, smallmouth bass up to 17 inches have been caught on crankbaits,
Pickford Area Walleye fishing has been red hot in Munuscong Bay and throughout the St. Marys River. Most are in the 16- to 20-inch range and are hitting crawler harnesses. Perch fishing also is heating
Raystown Lake (Huntingdon County) – The striped bass bite was slower than normal, with water temperatures in the mid-70 degree range in late August. Fish were shallow in the river channels and deeper in the
Lawrence County – Water temperature is 80 degrees and falling. Anglers are having good luck with channel catfish using minnows and chicken livers. Baits are being fished on the bottom. Channel catfish up to 25
NORTHEAST METRO Walleyes have been hitting minnows in 15 to 20 feet on the St. Croix and Mississippi rivers. Work the weedlines of Lake Jane and Demonterville Lake or the deeper holes of the St.
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