Salt Fork Lake (Guernsey County) – Anglers are catching saugeyes and crappies, primarily in the morning hours, on jig and minnow combinations or nightcrawlers. Piedmont Lake (Belmont County) – Search out weed edges for the
Lake St. Clair There was no safe ice last week on Lake St. Clair. Skim ice had formed along shore on some of the canals and marinas. Anglers punching holes in the ice from the
NORTHWESTERN LP East Jordan Area Ice was forming on smaller lakes in Charlevoix and Antrim counties last week. There was about 4 inches of ice on St. Claire Lake, and anglers there reported catching good
EASTERN UP Pickford Area There was up to 5 inches of ice in Munuscong Bay last week, and anglers were walking out to fish. The bite has been slow. A few perch have been hitting
Lake Erie tributaries (Erie County) — Poor Richard’s Bait & Tackle reported Dec. 31 that streams were finally coming down and were expected to have fresh runs of steelhead. Streams were blown-out through the holidays
Monongahela River (Washington County) — Shad Lure Bait & Tackle reported Jan. 1 that nice-size walleyes were hitting at lock 4 near Charleroi and near Maxwell dam until a cold front moved in. The mouths
Tioga River (Tioga County) — Don’s Tackle Shack reported Jan. 1 that walleyes, including a 10-pounder, were hitting jigs and minnows during a late-December warm spell. Falling night-time temperatures were raising hopes for ice-fishing by
Little Juniata River — As of Dec. 31, TCO Fly Shop reported very high, murky flow and water in the mid-40s. As conditions allowed, nymphs and streamers were productive, although fish had been rising to
Lake Sylvan (Luzerne County) — Ray’s Guide Service reported Jan. 1 that nice-size crappies and perch were hitting grubs and small inline spinners, as well as shiners and other live baits through the end of
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