Atwood Lake (Tuscarawas, Carroll counties) – About the only fishing going on at this northeast Ohio lake is below the spillway. Try jigging Rapalas and Smithwick Rogues for saugeyes and crappies below the dam. Also
Kiser Lake (Champaign County) – Anglers are catching bluegills up to 10 inches in length on this southern Ohio reservoir. Yellow perch and crappies are also in the mix with the slabs running up to
Dillon Lake (Muskingum County) – Anglers fishing below the spillway have caught some saugeyes and crappies in recent days. When temperatures warm up a little more, anglers might well concentrate their efforts on the docks
Lake St. Clair Perch fishing has been good in the open water on Lake St. Clair in front of Selfridge Field, at Metro Beach, and around Harsen’s Island. Anglers fishing with a slip bobber and
NORTHWESTERN LP Alanson There was still ice on Burt and Crooked lakes last week, but access is difficult as shore ice has deteriorated. One ambitious angler launched his boat in the open water in the
EASTERN UP Pickford Area Perch fishing has been slow on Munuscong Bay. Ice conditions were deteriorating last week, and a few snow machines had gone through the ice. Perch fishing has been slow on Lake
LAKE MILLE LACS Areas around the lake with creeks and rivers have opened quite far, and the shorelines have popped loose, as well. Based on the last reports from anglers, main-lake ice is melting from
NORTHEAST METRO Pool 4 on the Mississippi River continues to be the best option for walleyes and sauger. Most area lakes have been ice-free since last week, but there haven’t been any crappie bites reported
Twin Cities Metro ALEXANDRIA AREA The ice that remains is floating and limited, and many small lakes are now ice-free. Fishing reports have been limited to a few crappies being caught by anglers fishing
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