ALEXANDRIA AREA Lake Darling is giving up crappies over 27 feet and a mixed bag of panfish in Turtle Bay. Look to Smith Lake for panfish in 20 to 22 feet, and Mill Lake is
Lake Michigan: Fishermen have been catching a lot of small perch through the ice near the docks in harbors. Fishing small jigging spoons tipped with spikes as well as smaller jigs with plastics have been
Crab Orchard Lake: Bass action has slowed. Bluegills being caught on worms. Panfish, in general, are biting good on worms under ice and in weedbeds. Newton Lake: Warm-water areas good for catfish, though those being
Powerton Lake: Channel catfish and blue catfish have been biting on baby shad and cut baits. Hybrid striped bass are being caught on minnows. Anglers are not having much luck with white bass or stripers.
Fox River: During the winter months, the fishing really tends to slow down on the river, however, there are still some good opportunities for quality fish. For smallmouths, now is the time to look for
BEAVER DAM / FOX LAKE AREA Action has been a little slow on Fox Lake and Beaver Dam Lake. The cold weather late last week didn’t help generate any fishing reports. Nehls’ Fish Tales Bait,
ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay fishing has been improving for all species. Second landing is hot for perch and some walleyes. Look for weeds in 10 to 12 feet, but it might take catching 100 perch
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Whitefish action has been absolutely fantastic throughout the Door County peninsula. The whole Green Bay shoreline and structure will hold a bunch of whitefish, but a few of the well-known
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Open water was tough to find; at last check the only tributaries with any open water flowing were Eighteen Mile Creek at Burt Dam and over at Oak orchard in Orleans
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