Lake Taylorville: Crappie bite picking up on minnows. Bass slow. Banner Marsh: Crappies biting on minnows. Bass hitting chatterbaits and spinnerbaits. Newton Lake: Bass good. Some white bass were also reported. Catfish good. Spring Lake:
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Bluegill fishing was best in warmest water spots. North ends of lakes warm fastest, so concentrate on these areas first. Weeds, piers or wood will also hold bluegills. An ice fishing
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Walleye fishing has been going good during the day and night for the trollers, jig fishermen and shore fishermen. At night, anglers have been trolling the shorelines around the Old
AMERY AREA You can throw a dart and find a lake that’s producing panfish in shallow water at this point. Some of the best reports are coming off Balsam Lake, Big Round Lake, Lake Wapogasset,
Most of the outdoor attention of late has been focused on spring gobbler hunting, and there have been a good number of birds taken despite some unsettled weather to start the season. Youngsters connected during
The most solid information we’ve received from the region’s anglers of late is that both Rondout and Kensico reservoirs were offering up good lake trout action. Many sportsmen were out in search of a spring
The unsettled weather of this week should be a help to fishing. With low water conditions, a cloudy day is a help. March Browns should be the major hatch in about a week or so,
St. Lawrence River: Not hearing a lot, which could be a product of the poor weather earlier this month and the fact that spring gobbler season is in full swing. Black Lake: Walleye season is
Stocked trout waters of late were: Allegany County: Allen Lake (Allen), Dodge Creek (Clarksville), Clarksville Town Pond (Clarksville). Cattaraugus County: Harwood Lake (Farmersville), Bone Run (South Valley), Case Lake (Franklinville), Quaker Lake (Elko), Red House
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