Anglers were still catching browns and rainbows through the ice on the Ahnapee River late last week, but the ice was getting a little weak. Once the ice disappears, anglers will start casting for the
Seneca Lake: Perch fishing continues to be good for anglers fishing off the fishing pier with small minnows. Anglers that are getting out in boats are catching good numbers of perch, along with a few
NORTHEAST METRO Lake Jane and Demonterville Lake are producing crappies during the evening hours in 10 to 12 feet. Look to Lake Peltier for sunfish in 12 to 16 feet. The St. Croix River crappie
Kankakee River: Smallmouths are starting to bite around Momence, Aroma Park to Perry Farm. Fox River (Batavia): Smallmouth bass and walleyes are being taken, with a few nice-sized fish reported. Mackinaw: Smallmouth bass activity is
The Wolf River still had ice on it as of last week, but anglers were catching buckets of white bass through the ice on Lake Poygan. Kiesow’s Landing, (920) 836-2590. Chico’s Landing, Orihula, (920) 446-3345.
The Fox River is starting to break up at De Pere, but there were still a few anglers venturing out onto the ice for walleyes last week. The action hasn’t been too bad, with numbers
Oneida Lake: Perch were hitting at Lewis Point, Williams Park and North Shore in 8 to 20 feet of water, as well as along the buoy line at 125, 123 and 121 in 30 feet.
Typical spring conditions, with generally high and very cold water on the Catskill trout streams. It will likely be that way for the April 1 opener, too. www.catskillflies.com
The Wisconsin River is open at Nekoosa, and the town landing is open. Anglers started dumping boats early last week, and they were catching walleyes. As of late last week, boaters were able to get
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