It’s that time of the year when the trout crowd starts checking stream conditions ahead of the largely ceremonial April 1 opener. So far this winter the weather has been warmer than normal with little
St. Lawrence River: Ice was safe but sloppy at last report, but may have frozen over and offered better footing in some areas. Not hearing much on the fishing aside from northern pike and some
LAKE MILLE LACS With the walleye season now closed, most anglers have started chasing perch and tullibees. The best reports continue to come away from the mud and other deep structure in 30 feet of
NORTHEAST METRO Crappies are hitting during the evening hours in 20 to 25 feet on White Bear Lake and 20 to 30 feet on Forest Lake. Sunfish reports have been limited and start watching ice
ALEXANDRIA AREA Hit Lake Darling and Lake Le Homme Dieu for crappies in 28 to 32 feet and sunfish in 6 to 12 feet. Lake Mary is giving up sunfish and crappies in 8 feet,
Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – With a layer of thin ice still covering most of this central Ohio lake, anglers are fishing the docks and catching a few crappies and other panfish. Try jig
Findlay Reservoir No. 2 (Hancock County) – Ice has been building on this northwest Ohio lake, but reports of ice fishing are hard to come by. If you decide to try it, check first with
Atwood Lake (Carroll and Tuscarawas counties) – An angler was recently rescued from the lake due to thin ice, so make safety your first priority before venturing out on this lake. The best reports we’ve
Kiser Lake (Champaign County) – Before the weekend warm-up the last weekend in January, Kiser Lake was giving up good numbers of panfish through five to six inches of ice. All bets are off now,
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