NORTHWESTERN LP Alanson Ice was in fair shape last week at the tip of the mitt. There was up to 7 inches of ice on Burt and Crooked lakes, but with a lot of slush
Editor’s note: Unsafe ice was being reported in parts of the state last week, especially southern Michigan. Rain and unseasonably warm weather have rendered many lakes unsafe even for foot travel. Always use caution when
EASTERN UP Pickford Area A few walleyes were being caught around Grassy Island in Munuscong Bay. The perch are scattered. The ice east of Roach Point was still “iffy.” Always use caution when traveling on
Walnut Creek, Elk Creek, Crooked Creek, Upper Gravel Pit — As of Jan. 26, most tribs were frozen over, although a few stretches of open water remained. There was also bank ice. Some anglers were
Brady’s Run Lake (Beaver County) — Ice anglers were catching trout on paste bait. Panfish, mostly small bluegills, were biting on jigs tipped with waxworms. Highpoint Lake (Somerset County) — Ice anglers caught northern pike,
Beechwood Lake (Tioga County) — Trout were reported on paste baits and live minnows under tip-ups as of January 20, with the areas near the boat launches productive. Panfish were hitting small jigs tipped with
Lackawanna Lake (Lackawanna County) As of Jan. 27, anglers were catching bluegills and largemouth bass, primarily on jigs, in the main part of the lake and in Bullhead Bay. Nice-sized crappies also were reported. Frances
Stoevers Dam (Lebanon County) — Coble’s Bait Shop reported Jan. 29 that ice anglers were catching panfish on jigs and fathead minnows. Panfish sizes were better than numbers. Brown trout also were reported with mealworms
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Jumbo perch continue to be found off the main-lake mud flats in 30 feet or more. Walleye action remains strong on the gravel and mud flats in 20 to 28
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