ASHLAND AREA There is one little shelf of ice from Second Landing to Ashland that is about 3-4 inches thick. Some anglers are walking on it and trying to fish, but that ice sheet is
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Some limits of walleyes are being caught on the mud flats over 18 to 25 feet. Fish over 20 inches also remain active, especially during lowlight periods of
SOUTHERN LOWER Three Rivers Area There is no ice on inland lakes in St. Joseph County. A few anglers were getting their boats out and catching crappies on ice gear in Cory Lake. The fish
The weather hasn’t cooled down enough to put a damper on the walleye bite on Lake Erie as anglers are still catching good numbers from Huron to Vermillion and points farther east. Intermittent periods of
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie and tributaries — Creeks were low and clear and holding a fair number of steelhead, especially in the upper reaches around Christmastime. Rain in the forecast was expected to bring in
ASHLAND AREA A few guys are poking around on some inland lakes on 3-5 inches of ice, but conditions were not good last week. Guys were taking boats out on Chequamegon Bay last week, and
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – The Three Mile Gravel and Sloppy Joe’s remain the best options for walleyes in 19 to 22 feet of water. There is a short window of activity each
Roller coaster temperatures through mid-December played havoc with conditions on lakes, statewide, with skim ice shutting down fishing pressure, only to be followed by rising temperatures and open water. The state also is drawing down
DNR Division of Wildlife fisheries survey teams have had tough luck trying to work on the Ohio River recently with higher than usual water levels, according to Debbie Walters, a fisheries biologist in southwest Ohio.
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