ALGOMA AREA Warm temperatures during the past week have made the fishing enjoyable throughout much of the county. Anglers fishing off the pier in Kewaunee reported that fishing has been slow. Casting spoons had limited
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – The shallow rock reefs and points are producing walleyes at night. The mud flats continue to provide walleyes after dark as well. Slip bobbers and leeches remain the
Central Region Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – Watch for weed-beds to emerge. Saugeye, muskellunge, and largemouth bass will all concentrate in the available weeds. Spinnerbaits, shallow running crankbaits and jerkbaits all produce over and
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie – The walleye bite is turning around, with better daytime action, trolling, than at night. Bass are moving deeper and perch still are spotty. Three anglers reported catching quality perch in
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – The night slip bobber and leech bite is consistent in six to 10 feet. Most rock points and shallow reefs are holding fish. During the day, work the
ALGOMA AREA A mixed bag of weather has slowed the fishing. Anglers fishing from shore have been catching some salmon and trout. Trollers have been reporting that the fish were being caught at depths of
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – There’s a strong walleye bite on the 25- foot gravel areas, off Hennepin Island in 18 feet, and near Doe Island in 23 feet with Lindy Rigs and
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair Walleye fishing has been good on Lake St. Clair. Anglers are catching fish off 10 Mile, 11 Mile, and 12 Mile roads. Fish also are hitting crawlers fished in 4
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie – Nighttime walleye fishing picked up at the mouths of the creeks in late May. With water still at just 50 degrees, perch fishing remained slow in the lake, although bass
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