Anglers are reminded that until June 16 at 12:01 a.m., the season on bass is catch-and-immediate release. Some fisheries received trout stockings in early May. For a schedule, visit www.fishandboat.com. NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie and
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair The walleye bite was heating up on Lake St. Clair and some anglers were getting limit catches. Most fish ranged between 15 and 16 inches. The hot spot was the
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Good walleye fishing continues on jigs and plastics in less than 12 feet. Live-bait rigs and leeches are producing walleyes on the 12- to 24- foot structure, while
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Lake Michigan: On the south end it seems that the fish have moved out a bit, and
Western New York Lake Erie and harbors: Most Lake Erie boat launches are now open for the season. There may still be some dredging occurring at Sturgeon Point Marina, so it’s best to call ahead.
AMERY AREA There seemed to be a spawning hangover with walleyes, since the bite was extremely slow. A few sunfish and crappies are being caught in 3 to 6 feet on Balsam Lake, Big Round
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Larger walleyes have been pretty active in less than 15 feet, hitting jigs tipped with minnows or plastics. The north end is giving up better numbers of 15- to 20-inch
Central Region Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, Perry counties) – Nightcrawlers are the top ticket right now to catch channel catfish on Buckeye Lake. Some of the catfish being caught are ranging up to 20 inches.
Anglers are reminded that walleye season opened May 5, while catch-and-immediate-release of bass is in effect through June 15. The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission continued to perform in-season trout stockings in recent weeks. For
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