Lake Taylorville: Crappie bite picking up on minnows. Bass slow. Water conditions are murky. Newton Lake: Bass good. Water clarity very murky. Some white bass were also reported prior to the rains. Crappies a big
ASHLAND AREA This report is about the Ashland side of Chequamegon Bay. The ice fishing is still good, but with temperatures in the 40s and 50s, it won’t last too much longer. This might be
GREEN BAY/APPLETON AREA The landing on the Fox River just opened, thanks to guys chopping holes just big enough to get boats in the water. The first guys used that opening to get out the
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Whitefish action continues to stay strong and will continue to be good right up until the ice goes away. Areas that continue to produce good numbers of fish are Henderson’s
Lake Ontario and tributaries: The local open-water fishing scene has been tough this winter but with some temperatures finally rising above freezing, look for some open water at Burt Dam and Eighteen Mile Creek to
Lake Ontario: Nothing to report. Oneida Lake: Tough travel on the ice has made it tough to get a read on the fishing of late. Oswego River: Few anglers have been out. But that could
Cayuga Lake: Much of Cayuga Lake was frozen over, which is extremely rare for this second largest Finger Lake. Normally only the north and south ends freeze over. Travel on the ice had improved some
Lake Champlain was yielding a few perch of late, but the smelt fishery is virtually nonexistent again, a product of the arrival of alewives. Schroon Lake was producing a few smelt and the occasional laker
The freshwater action was better than the saltwater fishing this report period as the small harbors, marinas and canals remained largely frozen over, keeping boats at the dock or in the driveway. Boats that did
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