NORTHEAST METRO Crappies continue to be caught on Big Carnelian Lake and Big Marine Lake during the evening hours in 22 to 25 feet. Fish by the VFW on White Bear Lake for a mixed
ANNANDALE AREA Crappies and sunfish are biting in 16 to 18 feet on Lake Francis, Lake Marie, Little Maple Lake, Pleasant Lake, and Indian Lake. An occasional walleye is plucked from 19 to 24 feet
Fox River: Water remains high. Bass, especially smallmouths, are hanging in shallow areas where there is open water. Look for them in some of the warm-water discharges found along the river. Minnows work well with
Lake Michigan: The harbors have some ice but caution should be used if you head out. Most fishermen have been fishing from the docks instead of walking out. There have been very few reports of
Note: Flooding and high water on lakes that were producing quality fishing before Christmas have suffered from the high water. Also, many roadways were dangerous due to flooding. Take precautions. Crab Orchard Lake: Bass action
Newton Lake: Bluegills are fair to good on waxworms. Catfish are hitting waxworms in 8-12 foot of water. Crappies are fair in 8-12 feet of water. Bass have been caught on plastic worms and spinners.
AMERY AREA Bear Trap Lake is producing crappies, sunfish, and perch in 15 to 20 feet, while White Ash Lake is giving up sunfish in shallower water. Sucker minnows are turning pike on the Apple
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Whitefish action continues to stay strong and improve as fishermen are starting to venture out to some of the deeper-water spots. With that said, the ice conditions still vary in
Lake Ontario and tributaries: The big news has to be that the hard water is supporting some anglers in the back bay at Wilson. Perch, pike and the occasional trout have been reported, and the
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