
Michigan Fishing Report – December 21, 2020
Everything has kind of slowed down as we’re in that in-between season. Just not enough ice, but it won’t be long. Best thing going on is steelhead fishing in a lot of the Great Lakes
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Everything has kind of slowed down as we’re in that in-between season. Just not enough ice, but it won’t be long. Best thing going on is steelhead fishing in a lot of the Great Lakes

Among the top destinations for ice anglers this winter is Devils Lake, where anglers reportedly will encounter average walleye numbers.

The bite was a little slower today due to the cold front but anglers still managed to bring in enough eaters for dinner or to take back home. Seems like 19-21 feet of water was

A look at the current ice conditions as we move through the middle of December. Northern basin lakes are seeing 5 to 10 inches of ice, Grahams Island/Zeibach area 5 inches and Creel Bay 8

Perch fishing on Lake Michigan has been excellent, particularly in the Cal Park area, with lots of boats out and lots of fish caught.

The ice is slow to take hold on most fisheries, but the crappie bite remains good.

Walleye bite is reportedly very good – although ice is still very sketchy.

Outdoor News Junior Pro Team Captain Daniel Ellingson takes a moment to share ice conditions and a fishing report for the Twin Cities’ west metro area.

Attention is turning to ice fishing as the hard-water season should be just about upon us.
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