Pickford Area Walleye fishing has been good in Munuscong Bay and Raber Bay. Anglers are trolling with crawler harnesses and casting or drifting jigs tipped with crawlers. Perch fishing is starting to improve. Anglers report
Although the water dropped around 14 feet, it’s still muddy and high. Water is traveling quickly and carrying large debris. Anglers in the Cincinnati area (Hamilton County) and all along the river are catching channel
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) – Smallmouth action has been good in recent weeks on crankbaits and tubes as well as surface lures just after daybreak. Channel catfish are reported up to 25 pounds. Bluegills and
Pine Creek, Little Pine Creek (Tioga County) – Cool weather and low water prevailed in mid-June. Sulphurs were coming off along with Cahills, slate drakes and a nice-size (14, 16) blue-winged olive in the mornings.
In Sheboygan, shore fishing has been slow except for occasional chinooks hitting alewives off the south pier. Trollers have been catching a mixed bag of chinooks, cohos, lake trout, and rainbows on flies. Fish have
Willowemoc/Beaverkill: Anglers have been having the best action early in the morning and in the evening. Water levels are still low for this time of year. Anglers using spinning tackle are doing well using worms,
Lake Superior trolling has been good to fair, depending on the weather. Stable high pressure has brought the best action, but there have still been some fish caught between the thunderstorms and big winds. Many
Perch fishing has started on Lake Winnebago reefs. Some big perch were being caught out there last week. Walleye fishing has been pretty good on the reefs on Lake Winnebago, and in the “canes” on
Lake Gogebic fishing was again a roller coaster ride for a few days last week. Fish were moving to all types of structure with weedbeds greening up and wind-swept shorelines attracting fish. These scattered fish
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