Ohio, Beaver rivers — Nice-sized walleyes were reported in recent weeks, particularly below the New Brighton and Montgomery dams, with shiners productive for many anglers. Glendale Lake (Cambria County) — Yellow perch were reported in
Hamilton Lake (Tioga County) — Yellow perch were reported on nightcrawlers and live minnows in recent weeks. Trout were reported on rainbow-colored paste bait. Hills Creek Lake (Tioga County) — Numbers of perch were reported
Raystown Branch Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — Rock bass were reported on live bait or small spinners below the hydroelectric plant through early December. Anglers are reminded to avoid restricted areas around the plant and
Susquehanna River (Luzerne, Columbia counties) — Fishing pressure picked up in early December and the walleye bite turned on. Anglers were making nice catches between Nanticoke and Macanaqua, with the best baits reportedly crawler rigs
LAKE MILLE LACS Ice fishing still isn’t an option with the main lake wide open and very limited ice in the bays – the ice that did exist actually deteriorated this week. If it gets
NORTHEAST METRO There isn’t much to report with nothing but open water in the area. Although fishing from a boat was an option early this week, few people seem interested in doing that. Some anglers
ALEXANDRIA AREA There hasn’t been any fishing reports and very little ice exists. Most of the ice that had started to form has been chewed up this week with the wind. Even where some fishing
Lake Michigan: Rough water and cold have kept most anglers off the lake, but the few that have gone out in recent weeks are finding there are still browns and steelhead hanging around. Spawn sacks
Crab Orchard Lake: Catfish action has slowed somewhat. Bluegill action also has slowed, although some fish are still being caught along the rip rap on crickets and wax worms. Bass action is good on a
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