
Iowa Fishing Report – Jan. 2, 2020
Ice conditions still iffy, but when there’s good ice, there’s often been fish being caught.
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Ice conditions still iffy, but when there’s good ice, there’s often been fish being caught.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Ice thickness varies throughout the lake, and with additional snow, slush continues to be a problem in most areas of the lake that people are allowed to access. Heading into
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair A few boats were sneaking out on Lake St. Clair last week and catching very good numbers of walleyes. The problem was finding a spot to launch a boat. Good

Mark Romanack and his Fishing 411 TV crew came into town earlier this month and managed to get a couple of fishing days in, but the winds caused water conditions to progressively get worse until

As more and more anglers are able to start getting out, their finding fish.

For the most part, the number of anglers venturing out has been limited, but those going are catching fish.

A fair to good bite most everywhere you go, it seems.
Central Region Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – When they’ve been able to find open water, anglers are doing quite well catching crappies. They’re using the typical wintertime baits such as jigs and ice spoons
Boaters are reminded that they are required to wear a life jacket from Nov. 1 through April 30 when in a canoe, kayak or any other boat less than 16 feet in length. In anticipation
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