Newton Lake: Bass fishing is good. Crappies are fair on minnows. Catfish good on liver and stinkbaits. Lake Shelbyville: Post-spawn crappies are being caught on crankbaits in about 16 feet of water. White bass also
Baldwin Lake: Catfish are rated good on cut shad and worms. Some crappies are being caught on minnows. Bluegill action has been fair to good on crickets. Bass action remains good on soft plastics and
Fox River The smallies are spawning and can be found in the shallow eddies or slower moving gravel bottom areas. Jigs with white or crawfish colored twister tails can produce some respectable fish. Work the
Lake George: Lake trout have been offering up the most consistent action, with fish on either side of the lake’s 23-inch size minimum reported. The regular bass season kicks off next month, and that will
BEAVER DAM / FOX / BIG GREEN LAKE AREA Fox Lake walleyes are hitting trolled lures, but anglers are catching a lot of short fish because of the cold weather. Crappie fishing has been good
ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay smallmouths in Sand Cut, Oak Point, and Brush Point are hitting jigs with plastics and suckers over wood and weeds. Clouser minnows and Bay Bugs work for fly anglers. Walleyes anglers
AMERY AREA Crappies are hitting minnows in 6 to 10 feet on Bear Trap Lake, Goose Lake, Balsam Lake, and Echo Lake. These lakes are giving up sunfish and bass in shallower water. Walleyes continue
Hatches have been picking up on the West Branch of the Ausable, and that should continue now as waters warm a bit. The region’s stocked trout streams have been go-to spots for anglers. Lake Champlain
The fluke season opened on May 17, but based on a few reports the action was spotty as the water temperatures in the South Shore bays was hovering around 60 degrees. The offshore and Long
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