Susquehanna River — A few bass up to 18 inches and flathead catfish, including a 30-pounder, were reported on jig and minnow combos by Koinonia Guide Service in mid-March. Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) —
Briar Creek Lake (Columbia County) — Some nice crappies were reported, but the bite was slow. Lake Jean (Luzerne County) — Nice perch were reported, along with largemouth bass for anglers fishing large shiners. Shohola
Marsh Creek Lake (Chester County) — Numbers of bluegills and yellow perch were reported on minnows and mealworms or chartreuse and red jigs. A man and his son caught a 45-inch muskie on a tipup.
Lake Erie’s Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) — Hit or miss catches of panfish were reported in the bay earlier this month. Pressure was high but yields were inconsistent. Woodcock Creek Lake (Crawford County) —
LAKE MILLE LACS East – ATVs continue to be viable travel options and should be through the weekend with the cooler weather. Tullibee reports remain good east of the Tullibee Hole in 25 to 32
NORTHEAST METRO The ice-fishing season has come to an end even though there’s still ice covering most lakes. The shorelines have now opened enough that foot travel is no longer an option on any lake.
ALBERT LEA AREA It’s almost time for open-water panfish action and some warm weather should start making them active. Fountain Lake only has ice remaining in a few spots and it’s floating, while Albert Lea
Braidwood: This cooling lake offers anglers an opportunity to get out in the early spring when most other lakes are frozen or are just too cold and not producing fish. The lake is open and
Devils’ Kitchen: Bass have been good on spinners and plastics. A few catfish caught on nightcrawlers. Crab Orchard Lake: Anglers are reporting that crappies are being found at depths ranging from about 6 to 10
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