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
AMERY AREA Bluegills and northern pike are hitting in 12 feet on Lake Magner and the Apple River. North Twin Lake and Little Balsam Lake are producing crappies in 15 feet, while perch have started
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA The ice conditions are relatively good at this stage. Most fishermen are walking or using ATVs or snowmobiles up to this point of the season. There are some cracks throughout
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Area lakes have on average about 10 inches of ice. With no snow cover on the lakes, the ice is very slick. Be sure to wear ice cleats on your boots.
So far this winter, the weather has been warmer than normal with little snow, however we have had frequent rains and currently river conditions are good, If current conditions remain unchanged we could have an
St. Lawrence River: The cold spell didn’t arrive in time to save the St. Lawrence River Walleye Association derby, which was canceled due to poor ice conditions. Things have improved since then, but use caution
Lake Ontario and tributaries: There were some decent tributary conditions in places like Burt Dam and Eighteen Mile Creek before the cold snap. A jig tipped with a wax worm and fished under a float
A reminder that from Nov 1 to May 1, all persons regardless of age, aboard a pleasure vessel less than 21 feet, must wear a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) while underway. A number of county
Cayuga Lake: No safe ice to report. Anglers trolling near the surface down to about 50 feet were getting some Atlantic salmon around Taughannock Point. Lake trout were being found in about 150 foot of
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