NORTHWESTERN LP East Jordan Area Fishing has been slow. Salmon runs have been very slow on the Jordan and other streams in the area. Walleye fishing has been pretty good on Lake Charlevoix. Bass fishing
Lake St. Clair Bass fishing has been very good on Lake St. Clair. Anglers report a good bite on crawlers, minnows, and crankbaits fished in 12 to 14 feet of water in Fords Cove, and
Lake Erie — Perch were hitting in nice numbers and some jumbo sizes in 58 feet near the Ohio line in mid-September. One angler reported catching a 7-pound smallmouth bass. Earlier in September, one angler
Deer Lakes (Allegheny County) — Some anglers were catching panfish, but bluegills were running small. Allegheny River — Catfish were hitting at night around Harmar and Cheswick. One angler lost two sizeable muskies on large
Yellow Breeches Creek (Cumber-land County) —Anglers were catching trout in the early mornings and evenings through the end of September. Swatara Creek (Dauphin County) — Some nice fallfish were reported on spinners. Susquehanna River —
Prompton Dam, Duck Harbor Pond (Wayne County) — Some sizeable smallmouth bass were reported in late September, with heavy jigs fished slow and deep the ticket. Crappies and bluegills were hitting on small jigs or
Octararo Lake (Lancaster County) — Jim Neary’s Bait and Tackle reported Sept. 26 that the bass bite was average but improving, with plastic worms Texas- or wacky-rigged in black with red flecks productive. Chatterbaits with
LAKE MILLE LACS Fishing reports have been limited, mainly due to a lack of anglers. Muskies and pike should be hitting on the weedlines in most bays or on the shallow rock reefs. Look for
NORTHEAST METRO A jig and minnow is producing walleyes and sauger in 22 to 30 feet on the St. Croix River. Bass and pike remain an easy catch on the shallow weedlines of Demontreville Lake,
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