Lake Erie (Erie County) — On the west side, numbers of freshwater drum were hitting at the end of August. Wind was a problem this summer, but as conditions allowed, walleyes were reported in 65
Highpoint Lake (Somerset County) — Largemouth bass up to 6-plus pounds were reported on this mountaintop reservoir. Smallmouth bass, chain pickerel, catfish and panfish also were reported. Youghiogheny River (Fayette County) —The deeper pools were
Hammond Lake (Tioga County) — Don’s Tackle Shack reported Aug. 26 that low, off-color lake conditions made for tough fishing here and elsewhere in the region. A couple of striped bass were reported on crawler
Susquehanna River (York County) — Channel and flathead catfish were reported from York Haven downstream to Wrightsville. The flatheads were biting live bait, such as bluegills and small suckers. Lake Marburg, Pinchot Lake (Adams, York
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) — Striped bass were reported in recent weeks, with shiners in 30 to 40 feet of water productive. Smallmouth bass also were reported in the deeper water. North Branch of the
Octararo Lake (Lancaster, Chester counties) — As of Aug. 26, Jim Neary’s Bait and Tackle reported a “fantastic” white perch bite with fish hitting all over the lake on chunks of crawlers fished on the
LAKE MILLE LACS Smallmouth bass continue to hit along the mid-depth rocks, weedlines, and shallow rock reefs. Crankbaits, tubes, live bait, and topwater presentations are all producing fish at various times of the day. A
NORTHEAST METRO Sucker minnows are taking pike at Lake Phalen and White Bear Lake in 12 to 15 feet. Look for bass on the weedlines of Big Carnelian Lake, Square Lake, and White Bear. The
ALEXANDRIA AREA You’ll find sunfish and a few walleyes along the 15- to 18- foot weedlines of lakes Ida, Darling, Geneva, Carlos, and Le Homme Dieu. On Lake Miltona, a jig and minnow is producing
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