Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes continue to consistently hit crankbaits or nightcrawlers on the mud flats and deep, main basin areas. Smallie reports have improved on the deep rocks, there’s been some
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Lake Michigan: The trout and salmon bite has dropped off a bit with the fish pushing out
Western New York Lake Ontario: The hottest action out deep had been for steelhead off Wilson and Olcott. Boats have been heading out to 400-500 feet of water for salmon and trout, but mosts of
AMERY AREA Look to Big Round Lake for sunfish in 11 to 13 feet, while Lake Wapogasset and Bear Trap Lake are producing crappies and walleyes on minnows in 14 to 18 feet. Crankbaits are
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Big walleyes are being caught on the mud flats in the main basin area with crankbaits and leadcore or live-bait rigs. Smaller walleyes seem to be hitting plastics
Central Region Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, Perry counties) – Fish a crankbait for the best saugeye bite right now. Target the rocks at Fairfield Beach or Lieb’s Island. The saugeye bite is reportedly a tough
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — The excellent walleye bite continued through early August with numbers of fish hitting in all depths, from near-shore to 70 feet, on various presentations. Crawler harnesses in purple and black,
SOUTHEASTERN LOWER Lake St. Clair Smallmouth bass fishing has been good on Lake St. Clair. Anglers report good action off the Metro Park, at the Clinton River spillway and up into the North Channel. The
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – With the walleye season open again, anglers are catching fish with live bait rigs or crankbaits in 16 feet of water or deeper. Muskie action continues to be
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