CENTRAL REGION Deer Creek Lake (Madison, Fayette, and Pickaway counties) — Open water anglers have reported catching saugeyes up to 24 inches in the spillway area where water levels are lower. Fish are being caught
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Nine- to 10-inch perch are being caught in 18 to 22 feet of water on small jigging spoons and minnow heads. Best walleye reports are from gravel bars
Lakes in many parts of the state were frozen enough for ice angling about a week before Christmas, with first ice yielding nice-sized panfish, walleyes, bass and pike. Though 4 inches is considered acceptable for
BIG SIX Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleye anglers have been reporting consistent action on the reefs in 10 to 15 feet of water. There also has been some good reports coming from
ASHLAND AREA From Second Landing through the head of the bay there is 6-10 inches of ice. Off the S-curve (Bono Creek) there was 4-6 inches that came up to about West End Park in
Ice conditions vary greatly on lakes across Michigan. Safe ice is still forming on most lakes. Anyone venturing out should exercise extreme caution. Always test the ice as you go because lakes can freeze unevenly.
Deer hunting, snowstorms, and ice formation on many lakes made for extremely low fishing pressure statewide in early December. Ice fishing had already started on a handful of lakes, such as Lake Arthur in Butler
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – The entire lake is capped over and you’ll find as much as seven inches of ice in the bays. There’s been some decent perch action reported in Cove
Hunting season has made pressure light on waterways and lakes statewide. Anglers are reminded to wear blaze orange when fishing streams and other waters in state game lands or anywhere hunters may be out. Many
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