NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie and tributaries — Phillip Burke Jr., 12, of New Castle, landed his first steelhead, a 10-pound, 4-ounce, 31 incher, on a salted minnow, while fishing with his father Phillip on Walnut
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS Trolling crankbaits on the rock points and reefs in six to 18 feet of water during the day has produced walleyes. The number of night anglers has dropped off this
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS Trolling crankbaits is the best bet for walleyes. Work the rock reefs, points, and shoreline breaks in six to 12 feet of water. Vineland Bay and Isle Bay continue to
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes are hitting Reef Runners and Rapalas on the rock reefs in 12 to 15 feet during the day and in shallower water after dark. Perch action remains
CENTRAL REGION Blue Limestone Park (Delaware County) – Approximately 500 rainbow trout measuring 10 to 13 inches were stocked at this city park on Oct. 12. These fish can be caught by beginning anglers using
SOUTHEASTERN LOWER Lake St. Clair Windy weather has hampered access to Lake St. Clair. When the weather cooperates, anglers have been catching perch on minnows fished in front of the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. A
ALGOMA AREA Anglers are catching a lot of spawn-run salmon on the river, mostly on marshmallows and spawn sacs. Anglers also were catching perch in the Sturgeon Bay canal. Algoma Area Chamber of Commerce hotline,
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Isle Bay is producing perch and crappies in six to eight feet of water. You’ll also find crappies near the docks in Izaty’s Harbor. A few walleyes can
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie – A rougher than normal September made for tough or impossible fishing in the lake, although perch fishing has been outstanding in 60 to 70 feet when anglers can get onto
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