There is plowed vehicle ice road access down to mouth of the Rat River from Kiesow’s. Anglers are catching some perch, and a few bluegills and walleyes. On Lake Poygan, there is a 2-mile road
Ice conditions are OK. Some anglers are using snowmobiles and ATVs, but with caution. Crappies are putting on a good bite. Fish afternoon hours in 12 feet of water off of cribs. Use an ultralight
Fishing has been decent, with better panfish action in the afternoon on Lake Onalaska near “the H.” Anglers also are doing OK on Lake Neshonac and the Trempealeau lakes. Anglers must be careful along the
ALEXANDRIA AREA The evening walleye bite is consistent, tight to the weed edges, on lakes Miltona, Darling, Carlos, Reno, Mary, and Ida. Lake Le Homme Dieu, Maple Lake, Mary, and the north end of Ida
LAKE MILLE LACS East – You have to do some sorting, but perch continue to be caught in Isle, Cove, and Wahkon bays in nine to 12 feet. Walleye action is limited with a few
Mosquito Lake (Trumbull County) – Plenty of anglers are still hitting this northeast Ohio lake in search of winter walleyes. Duck hunters were also hitting the lake pretty hard during the second split of the
Baldwin Area Steelhead fishing has been good on the Pere Marquette River where the water is open and clear. A few brown trout also are being caught. There is up to 5 inches of ice
Spring Creek (Centre County) – This popular stream, which includes Fisherman’s Paradise, was fishable around Christmas when others in the region were not. As a limestoner, it offers relatively stable flow and temperatures most of
Promised Land, Peck’s Pond (Pike County) Lake Minsi (Northampton County) – Nockamixon Sports Shop reports that anglers were finding nice catches of perch and pickerel on these popular ice-fishing destinations as conditions allowed. Lehigh River
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