Grayling Area Perch fishing has been good on Lake Margrethe. Anglers fishing minnows in 18 feet of water report an excellent bite. Bowhunters enjoyed a good early season and saw lots of bucks. Skip’s Sport
Monroe County – Anglers fishing near the railroad bridge in Clarington have reported the sauger bite starting to pick up. Try casting and jigging twister tails tipped with minnows or wax worms. Greenup Dam (Scioto
Lake Erie and tributaries (Erie County) – Big numbers of steelhead loaded the lower reaches of Erie tribs at the end of October. Although badly needed rainfall finally came Oct. 25, sending fish further up
Caseville Area Perch fishing has been good in the Pigeon River, but anglers are having to sort through their catch. A few walleyes are hitting off the breakwall in the harbor on Lake Huron. Deer
Lehigh River (Lehigh County) – Good smallmouth bass action is reported on shiners. Trout fishing has been excellent, especially below Cementon Falls, where rainbows 10 to 13 inches are reported on fatheads and crawlers. Carp
A few guys were out on Beaver Dam Lake last week and they were still catching some bluegills and crappies during the day, and a few walleyes at night. There has been more interest in
The early bear season was a good one for Adirondack hunters, and deer hunters scored well during the muzzleloader and archery seasons. But the early part of the regular firearms deer season seemed to slow
St. Joseph Area Fishing has been slow on Lake Michigan. The best action has been coming to pier anglers who are catching a few whitefish. There are steelhead in the St. Joseph River, but the
Salmon fishing on Lake George is still a bit slow, but with the cooler weather things should really pick up. There are reports of salmon hitting on the surface in the early morning hours and
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