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
The year’s second Fish for Free Day is slated for July 4. The event allows folks to fish without having to purchase a Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission license, and is directed, in particular, to
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Last weekend’s strong winds limited angling pressure, but live-bait rigs continue to produce fish on the deep mud and gravel during the day. The 12- to 16-foot rocks
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Chain: The walleyes are really starting to turn on all over the Chain. Jig and minnow combinations
AMERY AREA Bluegills remain an easy catch in shallow water on most lakes and crappies are hitting in 10 to 15 feet at Bear Trap Lake, Balsam Lake, and Lake Wapogasset. Walleyes are hitting leeches
Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: Rough waters have impacted fishing of late. The most consistent fishing has been in 350 to 450 feet of water, with a mix of steelhead and kings in
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleye action remains amazingly good on the deep gravel and mud during the day. During the evening hours, crankbaits are producing walleyes on the shallow rocks. Smallmouth bass
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