Lake Luxembourg (Bucks County) — This Core Creek County Park impoundment near Langhorne was yielding trout through the end of December, with waxworms and pastebaits effective. Deep Creek Lake (Montgomery County) — Pierson’s Bait &
LAKE MILLE LACS East – A wide range of walleye sizes and decent numbers of jumbo perch are being caught on the north end and south-end breaks in 20 to 22 feet of water. Keep
NORTHEAST METRO Ice depths are improving, with 6 to 8 inches now being found on most lakes. The bite has slowed a bit, likely due to the recent cold front, but northern pike are biting
ALEXANDRIA AREA A few walleyes continue to hit minnows and spoons on Lake Miltona during low-light periods in 20 to 25 feet of water. Look for crappies in 10 to 12 feet on Reno Lake
Sangchris Lake: Channel catfish fair to good using most baits. Shore anglers doing OK near the spillway. Lake Springfield: Bass fair using plastics (worms and flukes), crankbaits and a few on swim jigs. Bluegills fair.
Rock – Byron-Dixon: Crappies spotty, with some taken from area lakes and ponds, but just a very few from the river with minnows. Bluegills good. Area ponds and lakes have been producing with wax worms
Lake Michigan: Cohos mixed in with the king salmon. Spotty reports all up and down the lake. Fish are taking crankbaits during the day and glow spoons at night. Chinook mixed with coho. The trout
Note: Late December rains caused flooding and many lakes that were producing quality fishing before Christmas have suffered from the high water. Also, many roadways were dangerous due to flooding. Take precautions. Crab Orchard Lake:
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Some of the smaller Milwaukee-area lakes had a bit of skim ice on the morning of Dec. 30. It’s going to take a little more cold weather to get things in
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