Seneca Lake: Perch were being caught off the Watkins Glen pier on minnows and small jigs tipped with spikes. Honeoye Lake: Anglers are back on the ice, according to Dan Sharp at Honeoye Bait and
Reports for Lake Champlain from Norm’s Bait and Tackle Shop in Port Henry indicate fishermen are catching plenty of perch in Bulwagga Bay near Port Henry. Also, perch and crappies are being caught in South
Lake Erie and tributaries: Finding open holes in the tributaries is the big challenge now, along with having to deal with a decent amount of snow. Frigid temperatures have started to ice up many of
Trout anglers are pretty much homebound unless we get a real warming trend, although that may bring high water conditions. Only the no-kill stretches of the Beaverkill, Willowemoc and West Branch of the Delaware are
Yellow perch action has been fair, and surprisingly shallow (7 to 10 feet) on several lakes (Big Arb, Kawaguesaga, and Pokegama). On other lakes, mud flats of 18 to 23 feet are producing perch on
Indian Lake (Logan County) – Anglers have been doing fairly well on saugeyes at Old Indian Lake as well as the Dreambridge area and also at Moundwood. Small jigs (1/8-ounce) and twister tails in chartreuse
Hereford Manor Lake (Beaver County) – A trout stocking is slated for Feb. 22. Allegheny River – Anglers are catching a mix of walleyes and saugers. Boaters are getting them on hair jigs and twister
In mid-January, anglers were catching smelt in the harbor at Conneaut. The best bite has been coming after dark by still fishing from the breakwall. Maggots under a bobber has been the successful set-up, according
In Port Washington, the water in the harbor is fairly turbid. Brown trout fishing has been relatively slow, but should pick up as the water clears. In Milwaukee, the ice has broken up on the
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