Central Region Delaware Lake (963 acres; Delaware County) – For crappies, use jigs and minnows around woody cover and target water depths of eight to 15 feet. Crappie must be nine inches or longer to
Lake St. Clair Bass, muskies and walleyes are keeping anglers busy on Lake St. Clair. Bass anglers reported a good bite on soft plastics fished in 3 to 8 feet of water, south of the
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — Perch fishing was spotty in late June, with hit or miss catches in 40 to 55 feet. Some limits were reported in 52 feet of water out of Walnut Creek
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Smallmouth bass remain active, but they moved to the deeper rocks and tend to prefer a slower presentation. The gravel and mud flats continue to produce numbers of walleyes in
ASHLAND AREA Smallmouth bass are now mostly in a post-spawn mode, but anglers are still fishing the Sand Cut, Brush Point and Oak Point areas. Anglers are also starting to slide towards structure in a
Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: For salmon and trout, action has started to heat up a little bit out of Wilson and Olcott. Boats have been heading out to 350 feet and beyond
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS The tops and edges of most mud flats and gravel bars continue to produce walleyes. Work deep during the day and on top of the structure during low-light periods. There’s
Central Region Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – Anglers are hitting the spillway after recent storms to catch saugeyes and crappies. Try crankbaits in various sizes for the best bite. Some muskies are also being
Lake St. Clair The recent mayfly hatch put a damper on fishing on Lake St. Clair. Walleyes and a few perch have been caught in the shipping channel in 30 feet of water. Chartreuse or
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