ASHLAND AREA Smallmouth bass fishing has been good. Anywhere you have structure you will most likely catch bass in 2 feet to 30 feet of water. In the deeper water in the bay, use suckers.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Muskies and some big pike are being caught via trolling crankbaits on the north end in 12 to 16 feet. Smallies have been more difficult to catch this week, but
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Boat traffic continues to be minimal due to the walleye closure. Even bass anglers have been scarce this past week. Northern pike are hitting sucker minnows or crankbaits
Central Region Indian Lake (Logan County) – The saugeye bite has slowed a little on this popular Logan County lake but fish are still being caught. Successful anglers are trolling Flicker Shads in 10 to
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — Walleyes, including numbers of small ones, were reported in 50 to 80 feet from Walnut Creek to the lighthouse. Crawler harnesses, flat lining, and dipsy divers were working. Lake Erie’s
SOUTHEASTERN LOWER Irish Hills Area Fishing has been pretty good in Jackson County. Bluegills and crappies have moved of the beds and into deeper water. Crickets fished in 15 to 18 feet of water have
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Chain: The walleye action is really hot right now. Fishermen have been reporting good catches in Pistakee
Western New York Lake Ontario: Salmon fishing action continues to be very good… if Mother Nature will let you get out there. The weather has been crazy this year and there were some reports of
AMERY AREA Bluegills and bass continue to be caught in 6 to 10 feet on Wapogasset, Balsam, and North Twin lakes. Leeches are producing walleyes on the weedlines of Wapogasset or Half Moon, and the
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