ALGOMA AREA Chinook salmon are still being taken in good numbers, but they’re still rather small. Mixed bags of rainbow trout, lake trout, and coho salmon also have been taken. Anglers have had the best
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — This has been a disappointing summer so far compared with other years. Perch fishing has been poor overall, though it picked up a little late last month. Some anglers were
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair Muskie fishing has been good on Lake St. Clair near the Dumping Grounds as well as on the Canadian side of the lake. Bass fishing has been hot. Anglers have
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie (Erie County) — Smallmouth action has improved a little but is still down from last year. The best bet is 20 to 30 feet, from the cribs, moving east. Perch also
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Leeches and crawlers on live bait rigs or spinners are turning a few walleyes off the edges of the mud flats in 28 to 32 feet of water.
ALGOMA AREA Not much has changed since last week, with excellent numbers of rainbow trout and chinook salmon coming to boat. Rainbow trout were still being caught in good numbers farther out from shore, 10
NORTHWEST REGION Erie (Erie County) — Perch fishing picked up with catches in 48 feet, straight out of Walnut Creek. The bass bite has been fair to good, with the rocky areas on the east
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair Fair to good walleye fishing has been reported in Lake St. Clair when trolling with crawler harnesses in 10 to 12 feet of water near Metro Beach. Best colors have
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – A significant mayfly hatch has slowed the walleye action this week. The day bite seems to be most affected, although the mud flats continue to produce some fish
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