Allegheny River (Allegheny County) — Anglers were catching walleyes in the Harmar pool in recent weeks, but sizes were generally small to average. Monongahela River — Walleyes, largemouth bass, and hybrid striped bass were reported
Kettle Creek (Potter County) — Water was 45 degrees Nov. 18 and anglers were catching trout on minnows and streamer patterns. West Branch Susquehanna River (Lycoming County) — Walleyes were hitting on a variety of
Susquehanna River (Cumberland County) — Nice-size smallmouth bass were reported under bridges near City Island, with crayfish pattern lures productive. Anglers also were reporting smallmouths, catfish, and an occasional walleye. Laurel Lake (Cumberland County) —
Lake Shohola (Monroe County) — Ray’s Guide Service on Nov. 19 reported numbers of bass and perch, with the bass running up to 3 pounds. Minnows and spinners were the tickets. Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County)
LAKE MILLE LACS The main lake is wide open with skim ice in the bays and along many of the shorelines. There’s nothing fishable at this point, but look to the bays to be the
NORTHEAST METRO Ice is very limited in this area with just some shorelines and small bays covered with a thin layer. It’s going to take several days of cold weather for most lakes to cap
ALEXANDRIA AREA Ice is limited to the shorelines, bays, and portions of some small lakes. For the most part, there was more open water than ice on area lakes early this week. It’s going to
Kankakee River: Pike have been lively, and smallmouth bass have been biting near Momence on minnows and spinners. Fox River: The walleye bite is slow. Use minnow baits in the deeper holes and near bridge
Fox Chain O’ Lakes: The channels have been producing good catches of panfish on small tungsten jigs tipped single spikes. There are few reports on walleyes and bass as the launches are all frozen over
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