
Pennsylvania Fishing Report – March 24, 2021
Anglers are catching steelhead in good numbers on the larger streams.
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Anglers are catching steelhead in good numbers on the larger streams.

It’s weather dependent, but it looks like boat and shore fishing opportunities for panfish will get an early start this year with the ice going out earlier than normal in much of the state. Start

With deteriorating ice conditions comes fewer – if any – “hard-water” fishing opportunities. But trout season is right around the corner.

On Lake Michigan, recent winds stirred up the lake and likely disrupted existing patterns. Mixed bag of coho, a few browns and lake trout have been caught.

The ice is all but gone from waters across the state. And the fishing? Depends on the species and fishery you’re targeting. Check out what’s what here.

Walleyes in early stages of river spawn runs. On inland waters, crappies are the name of the game.

Early spring crappie fishing is heating up, especially on lakes such as Blue Marsh, Foster Joseph Sayers, Hammond, Ontelaunee, Wallenpaupack, Wilhelm, Glendale, Cross Creek, Green Lick, Kahle, Keystone, Stevens, Wilmore, Wilma, Mammoth and Briar Creek.

Ice fishing has ended in southern Michigan, but continues in the northern Lower Peninsula and Upper Peninsula.

Lyle Unger has wrapped up the season for guiding but still getting out after some burbot. Report by: Lyle Unger Grand Rapids Guide Service 218-259-7140 www.grandrapidsguideservice.com
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