EASTERN UP Drummond Island Area Hunting and fishing have been slow on and around Drummond Island. Perch fishing has slowed and fishing pressure has been very light. Partridge hunting has been good, but the archery
Susquehanna River (Dauphin County) —Walleyes were biting minnows or jigs and minnows through mid-October. Juniata River (Juniata County) — Smallmouth bass were reported through mid-October, with motor-oil color baits effective. Little Juniata River (Blair, Huntingdon
Lehigh River — Willie’s Bait & Tackle reported fantastic trout fishing through late October, with many measuring 14 to 17 inches, and one rainbow measuring 23½ inches. Crawlers and shiners were the tickets. Little Lehigh
Delaware River (Bucks County) — Smallmouth bass were hitting minnows, tubes and grubs in recent weeks. Lake Luxembourg (Bucks County) — Bluegills and white perch were reported on meal worms, wax worms and small twister
Lake Erie and tributaries — Poor Richard’s Bait & Tackle reported low, clear conditions in the creeks Oct. 22 but said anglers were catching brown trout and steelhead up to the Legion Hole on Elk
Raccoon Lake (Beaver County) — Anglers were catching recently stocked trout through late October, with minnows, pastebaits, and pink salmon eggs under bobbers productive. Ohio River — Nice-size channel catfish were reported around Bridgewater. Monongahela
Hamilton Lake (Tioga County) —Don’s Tackle Shack reported Oct. 24 that recently stocked trout were hitting but fishing pressure was light. Tioga River, Cowanesque River (Tioga County) — Smallmouth bass up to 3 pounds were
LAKE MILLE LACS A few more muskies have been caught this week including a couple reported catches of 50-inch fish. But water temperatures need to drop a bit more for these fish to really start
NORTHEAST METRO A jig and minnow is producing walleyes in the Prescott area of the St. Croix River in 20 to 22 feet and Lake Phalen in 15 feet. Sucker minnows are turning bass at
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