Lake St. Clair There was about 4 inches of ice along shore and in the bays on Lake St Clair last week, and anglers were walking out to fish. Perch fishing has been pretty good
EASTERN UP Pickford Area Ice was up 12 inches thick last week on Munuscong Bay, and ice fishing has been very good. Walleyes and perch were being caught all over the bay. The Walleye Jamboree
Lake Erie steelhead tributaries (Erie County) — As of Jan. 16, streams were icing up. Prior to the downturn in temperatures, eastside tribs had numbers of steelhead, which high water had moved to the upstream
Allegheny River (Allegheny County) — Frigid weather in mid-January put the kibosh on fishing, although flow was normal. Monongahela River (Washington, Greene counties) — White bass were reported at the Point Marion lock chamber during
Beechwood Lake, Hill’s Creek Lake (Tioga County) — Ice anglers were out in numbers as of Jan. 16, according to Don’s Tackle Shack. Ice thicknesses varied on both lakes. Hill’s Creek was yielding a bunch
Lake Marburg, Pinchot Lake (York County) — B & B Lures reported Jan. 16 that air temperatures were around 42 degrees as of Jan. 16 and water remained open. Anglers were catching nice-sized largemouth bass
Beltzville Lake (Carbon County) — Wacky Worm Tackle Shop reported the surface of the lake had not frozen as of Jan. 16, and anglers were catching largemouth bass and walleyes on bladebaits in open water.
Lake Luxembourg (Bucks County) Prior to any ice formation, anglers were catching trout, crappies, bluegills, and white perch in this Core Creek County Park impoundment. Pennypack Creek (Bucks County) Prior to any ice formation, anglers
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleye action remains consistent on the 22-foot sand and gravel areas or the mud flats in 25 to 30 feet. The mud also is producing some jumbo perch and anglers
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