• The bag limit for walleye in Ohio waters of Lake Erie is six fish per angler, but changes to four on March 1. The minimum size limit for walleye is 15 inches. • The
Lake St. Clair Poor ice conditions on Lake St. Clair were limiting access for anglers last week. There was between 4 and 5 inches of ice in many areas, but it was not hard, solid
NORTHWESTERN LP Alanson Area Ice was running up to 10 inches thick on Burt Lake last week, and anglers there were catching fair numbers of perch and walleyes. There was about a foot of snow
EASTERN UP Pickford Area Ice was running up to 12 inches thick on Munuscong Bay last week. Anglers report a good perch bite. A few walleyes and northern pike have been caught. Minnows have been
Struble Reservoir (Chester County) — Numbers of crappies were being iced on jigs as conditions allowed at the start of the month. Reports were more mixed as of Feb. 11, with some anglers icing nice
Walnut Creek, Elk Creek, Crooked Creek, Upper Gravel Pit (Erie County) — Mild temperatures kept streams open as late as Feb. 10, but angling pressure was light. The lower stretches of Walnut and Elk creeks
North Park Lake (Allegheny County) — Shore anglers caught numbers of trout before frigid weather changed conditions around Feb. 9. Laurel Hill Creek (Somerset County) — Anglers were catching trout on minnows before the stream
Hills Creek Lake (Tioga County) — Ice anglers were catching bass on shiners as of Feb. 11 although the bite was generally slow during the day. Perch and bluegills were hitting in the early morning
Stoever’s Dam (Lebanon County) — Rainbow trout were hitting on crawlers and minnows early in February. Trout and some panfish were hitting through the ice as of Feb. 12. Jigs tipped with waxworms or mealworms
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