Lackawanna Lake (Lackawanna County) — Ice anglers reported limits of bluegills and crappies on small jigs and waxworms on this state park impoundment Jan. 18. Merli-Sarnoski Lake (Lackawanna County) — Trout were reported in this
Minsi Lake (Northampton County) — Nice numbers of perch, 9 to 11 inches, were hitting jigs and waxworms through the ice through mid-January. Lake Ontelaunee (Berks County) — Largemouth bass, crappies, and pike were being
BATTLE LAKE A few walleyes can be had at Otter Tail Lake in 20 to 25 feet or West Battle Lake in 30 to 35 feet. Crappies and sunfish are biting in 15 to 17
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Look for crappies during the evening in over 30 feet in the North Arm or over 17 feet in Carson’s Bay and Seton Bay on Lake Minnetonka. Lake Independence is producing crappies
FAIRMONT AREA Crappies are hitting in 11 to 13 feet on Amber Lake, while Budd Lake is giving up a mixed bag of panfish in 15 feet. Hit Hall Lake for crappies, perch, and an
DULUTH AREA Crappie reports remain strong on Rice Lake in 7 feet or Boulder Lake and Fish Lake in 15 to 25 feet with glow jigs and minnows. An occasional walleye is caught in the
FARIBAULT AREA Crappies and northern pike can be had with minnows on Cedar Lake in 12 to 16 feet, while crappies are being found suspended over 35 feet on Kelley Dudley Lake. French Lake is
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Bigger walleyes are being caught suspended 5 to 8 feet off bottom on the deeper mud and gravel areas. The 28- to 32- foot areas off most mud flats continue
Lake Michigan: The browns are starting to get active from the boats if you can get out through some ice. Fish the warm-water discharges with jigs tipped with squid or crankbaits. Trolling body baits has
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