Allegheny River (Allegheny County) — Walleyes were reported around the mouth of Deer Creek, although many fish were sub-legal. Soft plastics and live bait were productive. Deer Creek (Allegheny County) —Numbers of trout were released
Hammond, Tioga lakes (Tioga County) — Don’s Tackle Shack reported May 21 that the crappie bite was slow in the early morning but turned on as water warmed to 59 or 60 degrees and fish
Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — As of May 21, TCO Fly Shop reported great color and heavy sulphur hatches in 50-degree water temperatures. Nymphing was consistent during daytime hours. The surface bite was typically
Susquehanna River (Luzerne, Columbia counties) — Rainfall caused high, muddy conditions in mid-May and made for light angling pressure and few reports on smallmouth bass and walleyes. The confluences with creeks offered a little clearer
Octoraro Lake (Chester County) — As of May 21, Jim Neary’s Bait & Tackle reported a “ferocious” crappie bite on fathead minnows and 2-inch yellow or white twister tails fished in 4 to 8 feet
LAKE MILLE LACS Walleye action remains strong in 15 to 20 feet during the day or 13 feet during the evening hours in St. Alban’s Bay, Garrison Bay, and the rock points. The tops and
NORTHEAST METRO A jig and fathead minnow combo is working for walleyes in the Hudson area of the St. Croix River in 12 to 15 feet. Bass are hitting spinnerbaits in 2 to 5 feet
ALEXANDRIA AREA Leeches and crawlers are triggering walleyes along the shallow weedlines out to 15 feet on Reno Lake, Lake Le Homme Dieu, and Lake Darling. You’ll find crappies in the 8- to 10-foot weeds
Lake Michigan: On the south end it seems that the fish have moved out a bit, and there are some kings as well as good steelhead action on spoons and dodgers and flies. The coho
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