Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Trolling crankbaits during the evening hours is producing walleyes and smallmouth bass in 6 to 12 feet. During the day, walleyes are biting best in 20 feet or more on
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Chain: White and yellow bass are hitting Mepps spinners, pinkie jigs or live bait. Pike are being
Western New York Lake Erie and harbors: When conditions allowed anglers to take to the water, they caught walleye, as they have all season. The recent walleye bite has been excellent from Sturgeon Point to
ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay fishing is exceptionally good despite the weather, but anglers have to do a lot of moving. There is a ton of smelt and shiners and game fish are following the baitfish.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Walleyes continue to hit on the mud flats, especially during the evening hours with slip bobbers and leeches. During the day, spinners and crawlers are working best off the edges
Central Region Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – Fishermen are doing OK on saugeyes by fishing crankbaits around drop-offs. For crappies, tie on a jig and maggot combo or jig and minnow. Anglers have been
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — Banner catches of walleyes continued in recent weeks. The walleye bite is still going on. Limits in mid-August were reported in 60 to 64 feet, although some anglers were doing
SOUTHWESTERN LP Lake St. Clair Smallmouth bass action picked up on Lake St. Clair, especially for those fishing Anchor Bay and the main shipping channel. Fish were deep in both sections at around the 12
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Smallmouth bass action has been strong throughout the day on the rocks off Pike Point, Seguchie Point, Brown’s Point, and most mid-depth reefs throughout the lake. Walleyes are hitting leeches
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