Lake St. Clair Panfish and perch fishing have been good in the marinas and canals around Lake St. Clair. Some of the main lake areas have frozen, but anglers were still fishing close to shore.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – The shallow reefs and points continue to give up walleyes early and late each day. Work the deep gravel or mud flats in 22 to 28 feet during
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Crystal Lake: This is a private lake during the summer, but during the winter ice fishermen can
AMERY AREA Crappies are active during the evenings at North Twin and Balsam lakes in 16 to 20 feet. A few walleyes also can be had during low-light periods over 14 to 22 feet at
Western New York Ice safety reminder: Before you head out onto the ice this winter, remember a minimum of 4 inches of solid black or clear ice (not white) is the general rule for safety.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes remain active during the evening hours on most shallow reefs. Midday hours are best spent on the deep mud and gravel and it’s important to stay on
Editor’s note: This fishing report was compiled around the Christmas holiday when much of Ohio experienced unseasonably warm temperatures, allowing for a short window of open-water fishing, primarily on the spillways of Ohio’s larger reservoirs.
Lake St. Clair Ice was forming on Lake St. Clair and warm temperatures actually may have helped by melting 10 inches of snow that was on top of a couple of inches of ice. Anglers
The following reports reflect open-water angling. Frigid weather had just moved into the state as the reports were being compiled and most lakes had only skim ice. In anticipation of hard-water angling, anglers are advised
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