Chain: Bluegills have been good in and around shallow shoreline piers or laydowns. Catfish are excellent on night crawlers or leeches. Walleye remain good around bridge areas. Crappies are fair in 10-12 feet, with Marie
Conditions are changing with each wind switch on Lake Michigan, making for an up-and-down bite. Still, charters are into the double digits on many morning and some afternoon/evening trips. A monstrous 17-pound coho and a
Bass and panfish have been providing the best action lately. Bass of both types are hitting on any number of area lakes, and anglers are catching largemouths on just about anything they throw. The bigger
In Sheboygan, trollers have had decent success in 50 to 150 feet of water, with rainbows and chinooks favoring spoons run off downriggers. Some of the best action has been off of Cleveland. Shore fishing
Catfish and smallmouths are hitting on the Chippewa, Eau Claire, and Red Cedar rivers. Some guys also are catching some crappies on the rivers. A 50-plus-inch muskie was caught from Lake Eau Claire. Buroker’s, (715)
Muddy Creek (Sandusky County) – Catfish are being taken in pretty good numbers in Muddy Creek at the State Route 53 bridge. Still fishing worms or shrimp off of the bottom at any time of
Knox Lake (Knox County) – Largemouth bass are the most popular game fish in this lake. Fishing with tubes, crankbaits, and spinner baits around shoreline cover can be very productive this time of year. Largemouth
Baldwin Area Fly hatches have been light and scattered on the Pere Marquette River. Anglers fishing at Custer are catching a fair number of browns. Crawlers and spinners have produced fish. Panfish are keeping anglers
Allegan Area Fishing success has been spotty in Allegan County. Bluegills have been caught in 8 to 12 feet of water on Baseline and Duck lakes. Crickets have been the preferred bait. Bass fishing has
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