Yellow Breeches Creek (Cumberland County) – Tiny black stoneflies (size 20s and 22s) were reported on the creek around New Year’s. Laurel Lake (Cumberland County) – A trout stocking was slated for Jan. 4. Lake
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – Buckeye had iced up in early January, keeping open water anglers at home. The thin layer was coming off as of Jan. 8, reports Bob Mathie of
Very heavy snow on the lakes is making for tough travel for ice anglers. Locals are fishing close to boat landings or other access points, or are trying to use snowmobiles and four-wheelers to get
The area still hasn’t gained or lost any ice the past several weeks. Heavy snows have insulated what’s there, and the thickness has not increased. Machine travel from Washburn, toward the lighthouse, and over to
Fishing has been a little slow, but bluegills have been active on Shawano Lake, with the west end of the lake producing some bigger bluegills. A few perch were being caught at Oconto, and Geano’s
Anglers are dealing with a lot of snow and slush on the lakes, but if they can get around, they’re finding good northern pike and walleye action. On the bigger lakes, like Grindstone and Lac
On Beaver Dam Lake, anglers are catching walleyes after dark on tip-ups. Walleyes also are hitting at night on Fox Lake. Phil & Sons Tackle, (920) 885-6766.
The ability to travel on the ice is deteriorating because of slush and snow. It can be a nightmare getting out and around, so use common sense. Snowmobiles and ATVs can useful if caution is
Lake Erie and tributaries: Small to medium sized streams like Chautauqua, Canadaway, Silver, Walnut, Eighteen Mile, Buffalo, Cayuga and Cazenovia creeks should all be fishable and holding good numbers of fish. Egg sacs, streamers, woolly
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