Generally, the boaters have been having good action in 10-50 feet on Lake Michigan, but don’t be afraid to get away from the pack, especially if chasing kings.
This upcoming week, anglers who fish for walleyes, northern pike, tiger muskies and pickerel get off to an earlier start than in most years.
On Lake Erie, the walleye were more energetic with the waters warming up.
Who’s had enough wind? That’s the biggest factor this spring in determining whether or not people have been fishing and it really kicked in this past week. Walleyes are still being caught, but only by
The ice is long gone and water temps will hopefully be warming soon on the area lakes. The crappies have started moving from their wintering holes and staging to make a run to the spring
The persistent cool and windy conditions have prevented anglers from getting out and start looking for panfish in those traditional spring spots.
The wind is the name of the game these days. Here’s how it’s impacting things out on the water.
On Lake Michigan, fishing has been good all over Indiana waters.
Anglers were reporting limits of walleyes on the Detroit River.
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