Lake Gogebic fishing has seen some improvement this past week. Recent warmer weather brought out good numbers of anglers, and they found improved perch action in 22 to 27 feet of water, mostly when using
Crab Orchard Lake: Anglers are reporting that crappies are being found at depths ranging from about 6 to 10 feet. Most are in heavy cover near points. The best baits have been minnows and jigs.
Susquehanna, Chenango, Tioughnioga and Unadilla rivers: The water level was beginning to subside from heavy rains that made the rivers fishable again late last month, then more winter weather arrived. No fishing activity to report
Paint Creek Lake (Highland County) – Open-water anglers have been catching crappies at the campground and at Pioneer Farm fishing jigs and minnows or jigs and twisters in black and chartreuse at shallow 5- to
Deep Creek Lake (Maryland) – Very good catches of perch were being iced until conditions deteriorated. Cowans Gap Lake (Fulton County) – A Feb. 21 trout stocking was slated. Little Buffalo Lake (Perry County) –
There was enough ice around South Bass Island to allow some fishing over the weekend of Feb. 16-17, according to fishing guide John Hageman. Feb. 16 was a clear, beautiful day and the fishing was
Fishing is in a lull right now. A few anglers are still catching fish because they work hard at it. A 44-inch pike was released on Half Moon Lake recently, and there were some bigger
Northern pike continue to provide excellent action. Fish 15 feet of water or less in and around the weeds. Use a tip-up with a large golden shiner. Walleye action has picked up and can be
The northern pike are still biting on Big Green Lake in 8 to 12 feet of water. A 10-pounder was brought in last week. A few lake trout are being found in 40 to 60
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