Hills Creek, Hammond, Hamilton lakes (Tioga County) — Panfish action was heating up, with anglers catching crappies and perch on live minnows, redworms, and crawlers on all three lakes. Water temperatures were around 50 degrees
Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — Water was high but dropping and also clearing and in the upper 40s April 26. TCO Fly Shop advised fishing the banks and watching for Grannoms (14-16) as conditions
Mauch Chunk, Pohopoco creeks, Lehigh Canal (Carbon County) — Limits of trout were reported on minnows, salmon eggs, crawlers, and meal worms on opening day. Buckwa and Aquashicola creeks were less productive, according to some
Octararo Lake (Lancaster County) —Jim Neary’s Bait & Tackle reported April 26 that wild fluctuations in water temperatures made for inconsistent bites on crappie and white perch. Bass releases were good to excellent on chatterbaits
Lake Erie — Some lingering ice as of April 20 put the kibosh on boating, although the marina at North East was ice free and yielding a few steelhead and brown trout. Lake trout fishing
LAKE MILLE LACS East – There should be some opportunity to catch crappies in the bays and boat harbors on this end of the lake. The water has warmed enough that these fish are moving
NORTHEAST METRO Minnows and plastics are turning crappies and better numbers of sunfish in 2 to 6 feet. Look to the docks and marinas on the St. Croix River, Demontreville Lake, Lake Jane, Bald Eagle
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies and sunfish continue to hit in shallow water, with the best bite taking place during the afternoon and evening hours when water temperatures are warmest. Look to the bays on Lake Carlos,
Lake Michigan: Coho salmon are being found in shallow water trolling, hugging shoreline. Cohos biting mainly on peanut flies and 00 red dodgers. No deeper water reports yet. Waukegan has cohos on the surface using
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