BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS A few anglers continue to ‘sneak’ on Isle Bay for crappies, but it no longer is advised. The main lake is showing signs of a spring thaw with open gaps
Walleyes went out of season March 15. Although seasonal limits on muskies, pike and pickerel have been lifted, brood stock lakes are catch-and- release-only through May, while creel limits on muskies elsewhere are now one
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS A few anglers were on the lake last weekend and found moderate success fishing for perch. By Monday night, most shorelines were pulled away too far to access the lake.
Editor’s note: Anglers are urged to use extreme caution when heading out on the ice. There is little safe ice remaining in the state and conditions are deteriorating daily. All ice should be treated with
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS The 28-foot rock areas and mud flat edges are producing a few perch on the west side of the lake. The north end sand breaks and mid-depth rock piles on
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – The best perch reports are coming from 25 feet of water in the Agate Bay and Appeldoorn’s Resort areas. Jigging spoons tipped with minnow heads or waxworms are
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – A few perch have come from the 26- to 32-foot range off Three Mile Reef and the Hennepin Island area. Bays are worth noting for perch in eight
Frigid temperatures put much of the state into the deep freeze in recent weeks, and afforded anglers late-season ice-fishing opportunities on most lakes. The Allegheny River in western Pennsylvania froze for the first time in
Editor’s note: Anglers are urged to use extreme caution. Always test the ice as you go since lakes can freeze unevenly. Wear a life jacket and carry ice picks. Beware of potential thin ice around
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