CENTRAL REGION Delaware Lake (Delaware County) – Cold temperatures have slowed the movement and activity of crappie but warmer weather should get them going again in this lake, one of central Ohio’s best crappie fisheries.
In-season stockings are under way statewide. For a schedule of stockings on lakes and streams, visit www.fish.state.pa.us. The catch-and- release-only bass season began April 14. Walleye season begins May 5. NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie and
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS As of Tuesday morning, anglers were walking on the ice in Isle Bay and catching limits of crappies. Shorelines are not in good shape so caution is advised. Some boat
ASHLAND AREA Lake Superior tributary fishing was slowed with the snow and cold. Water levels and clarity were not the problem, but cold water temperatures kept the fish from being active. The snowy conditions made
A few special regulations on Lake Erie and its tributaries should be noted. The season for black bass (largemouth, smallmouth, and spotted) will be closed beginning May 1 through June 29. Any of these fish
SOUTHERN LOWER St. Joseph Area Browns and cohos are hitting along the shores of Lake Michigan. Pier anglers report a good bite, too. Steelhead fishing has been slow on the St. Joseph River as the
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS A few anglers continue to ‘sneak’ on Isle Bay for crappies, but it no longer is advised. The main lake is showing signs of a spring thaw with open gaps
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS A few anglers were on the lake last weekend and found moderate success fishing for perch. By Monday night, most shorelines were pulled away too far to access the lake.
Editor’s note: Anglers are urged to use extreme caution when heading out on the ice. There is little safe ice remaining in the state and conditions are deteriorating daily. All ice should be treated with
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