Great Sacandaga Lake was yielding some good pike, a few walleye and perch before the pike and walleye seasons closed. Remember, shanties should have been removed from the ice by March 15. Plenty of ice
The New York City reservoir system, at last check, continued to offer ice fishing options, but we’re not hearing much on angler success. And keep an eye on changing conditions now.
Not much happening, and the April 1 trout opener could be ceremonial at best.
St. Lawrence River: Very slushy ice conditions have frustrated anglers of late, but things could melt and then re-freeze and actually improve things a bit. Black Lake: Plenty of ice, but plenty of slush, too.
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Fishing pressure has been light, despite the fact that ice conditions remain favorable. Tullibees continue to be caught in 30 feet or more off main lake structure areas. There’s been
NORTHEAST METRO The majority of shorelines have pulled away preventing anglers from getting on the ice. A few people were walking on Forest Lake and Big Carnelian Lake early this week and catching panfish, but
ALEXANDRIA AREA You can still get on a few lakes with ATVs, but most anglers are walking out as the shorelines have started to deteriorate. Hit Betsy Ross Bay for crappies or Christopherson’s Bay for
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – Ice remains 10 to 15 inches thick on this central Ohio lake, reports Bob Mathie at Bob’s Outdoor Supply in Newark. The ice may be a little
Indian Lake (Logan County) – Anglers are congregating on Indian Lake at Northfork and catching a few saugeyes. Jigging Rapalas seem to be the best presentation, according to angler reports. Keep the bait shallow, in
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