Walnut Creek Marina (Erie County) — The few anglers ice fishing the marina were catching an occasional small, fresh steelhead on jigs tipped with minnows, waxworms or grubs through late February. Presque Isle Bay —
Highpoint Lake (Somerset County) — This impoundment high atop a mountain was yielding chain pickerel, northern pike, and largemouth bass through the ice through late February. Perch and crappies also were reported, with the better
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Tullibee reports have been strong off the mud flats and in the Tullibee Hole over 30 feet of water or more. The best perch action also is taking place near
NORTHEAST METRO Look for crappies over 26 to 32 feet of water on Forest Lake, but other panfish reports have been limited. Start looking for crappies and sunfish to begin moving into the bays on
ALEXANDRIA AREA Little Mary Lake is producing sunfish and crappies in 7 to 10 feet. Look to Lake Darling for crappies in 26 feet or sunfish and crappies in the main bay of the lake
Lake Michigan: The harbors are all ice covered, and there have been reports of keeper perch being caught. There is a lot of sorting being done, but if you stick at it you will find
Lake of Egypt: Crappies are biting in shallows on minnows and tipped jigs. Bass biting good on spinnerbaits and jigs or soft rubbers. A few catfish are taking nightcrawlers and dough bait. Crab Orchard Lake:
Sangchris Lake: Crappies have been biting good near the dam. Bass picking up, with a report of several being caught on spinners and crankbaits. Lake Bloomington: Crappies were fair around shallow brush on jigs and
Rock River (Oregon): Walleyes are good. Minnows are best, and the top jig colors have been chartreuse, white and hot pink. Catfish are biting on chicken livers and nightcrawlers. Illinois River: There have been few
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