Lackawanna Lake (Lackawanna County) — As of Feb. 13, Ray’s Guide Service reported that anglers were icing nice perch, crappies and large bluegills. Prompton Dam (Wayne County) — Crappies, perch, bluegills and largemouth bass were
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
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes and some bigger perch are hitting at a good pace on the mud flats and gravel bars in 22 to 30 feet. Perch and tullibees are off the mud
NORTHEAST METRO Crappies are hitting during the evening hours on Forest Lake and Lake Johanna in 20 to 30 feet and in the Bayport area of the St. Croix River in 35 to 45 feet.
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies are suspended and hitting over 20 to 30 feet on Lake Le Homme Dieu, Lake Darling, and Lake Geneva. Start looking to the shallow weed flats on most lakes for sunfish, and
Newton Lake: Bass biting has picked up near the ash pond. Bluegills picking up quite rapidly. Crappies are good. Catfish are biting on nightcrawlers. Spring Lake: Muskie fishing has been fair to good. Crappies are
Fox River: During the winter months, the fishing really tends to slow down on the river, however, there are still some good opportunities for quality fish. For smallmouths, now is the time to look for
Lake Michigan: Fishermen have been catching a lot of small perch through the ice near the docks in harbors and in open water spots where access can be had. Fishing small jigging spoons tipped with
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