Belleville Pool (Athens, Meigs, Washington counties) – Crappies are moving this time of year and provide a great opportunity for river anglers. Just like the inland lakes, target areas around brush tops and sunken
Lake St. Clair Ice is melting quickly on Lake St. Clair, and fishing has stalled for the time being. Action should start to pick up in the open water in the canals as warm weather
Saginaw Bay Area A few anglers were navigating the ice on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay last week, but conditions were deteriorating quickly, and ice fishing has likely ended by now. A few small perch were
Traverse City Area Ice is shot on inland lakes in Grand Traverse County, and anglers are targetting steelhead in the Betsie and Boardman rivers. So far, action has been slow, but warm weather and rain
Pickford Area There was still safe ice on Munuscong Bay last week, and anglers there were catching fair numbers of yellow perch. With rain and warm weather in the forecast, the ice wasn’t expected to
Lake Erie, Presque Isle Bay — Some nice brown trout were caught through last ice off East Avenue. The bay was loaded with bait fish and steelhead. Walnut, Elk, Crooked Creeks and Upper Gravel Pit
Highpoint Lake (Somerset County) — Bass up to 16 inches, crappies up to 13 inches, and chain pickerel up to 24 inches were reported during late-season ice. One black crappie was 15-plus inches. Monongahela River
Penns Creek (Snyder County) — As conditions allowed through late March, TCO Fly Shop recommended streamers along the banks or going deeper with nymphs, especially bigger Stoneflies. Hatches included tiny Blue-Winged Olives (20-22) and midges
Armstrong, Clarks, Mahantango, Powells, Rattling creeks (Dauphin County); Children’s Lake at Boiling Springs (Cumberland County) — Freezing air temperatures put a dent in participation on these and other fisheries on Mentored Youth Trout Fishing Day,
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