AMERY AREA Significant rain on Monday, Dec. 14 took care of most of the ice that was in place in the area. As of late last week, most area lakes were ice-free – even those
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA The brown trout fishing has been pretty good along the Lake Michigan shoreline thanks to the warm water. Guys are using crankbaits and Mauler spoons in the 5- to 15-foot
MADISON AREA We are still some time away from ice fishing, but guys are doing some open-water fishing. Anglers were catching decent pike on Lake Mendota last week. On Lake Monona, anglers were still fishing
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Burt Dam and Eighteen Mile Creek finally saw a little more flow thanks to some Erie Canal water that made it through the system. According to Wes Walker at The Slippery
Lake Ontario: Nothing to report. Oneida Lake: Yellow perch were still being caught in some of the bays on small minnows. The shore walleye bite continued to provide a little action just before and after
With deer season over, sportsmen are now shifting their attention to ice fishing. But nothing appears to be on the horizon at this point, not even at traditional early freeze spots like Lake Colby in
During this report period, the ocean and Long Island Sound water temperatures dropped from the mid-50s to around 50 degrees, which is still several degrees above normal. The above normal water temperature is likely to
Pretty quiet now that deer seasons have ended and there’s no sign of hard water on the horizon.
Few anglers are out right now, so reports are few and far between.
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