Lake of Egypt: A few channel cats being caught on shad and shrimp. Crappies good on minnows and jigs. Bluegills being caught on waxworms near structure and in shallows. Bass slow, but a few caught
Dawson Lake: Bluegills are fair to good on waxworms. Catfish are hitting waxworms in 8-12 foot of water. Crappies are fair in 8-12 feet of water. Clinton Lake: Crappies good on minnows, white jigs and
Fox River: Smallmouths are slow, but if you can find a warm-water discharge, you are likely to find some good fish in the area. Live bait this time of year is a key advantage. With
ASHLAND AREA Anglers are now fishing all over Chequamegon Bay. Most head to the Washburn side and to Bayfield since there is now ice to Basswood Island and the ferry is not running. If you
BEAVER DAM / FOX LAKE AREA Anglers found 11 to 14 inches of ice on Fox Lake last week, and guys were getting out just fine. Fishermen were catching a few perch and walleyes on
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Whitefish action has been fantastic. The ice is still not ideal, but there is enough ice to get out to some of the hot spots, including Henderson’s Point, Riley’s Point,
The codfishing off Montauk Point remained consistent, with most anglers reporting 3 to 5 cod caught in the 4- to 8-pound class. Most of the action is from open and charter boats. Pool fish typically
Lake George anglers were beginning to hit the ice in some spots, including Million Dollar Beach. Not hearing any reports on the fishing, and check www.iceshanty.com or contact FISH 307 for condition updates. Cossayuna Lake:
Here’s a list of potential early-ice options in the region, but, as always, check conditions before you venture out. Ulster County: Chodikee Lake, Onteora Lake, Louisa Pond Sullivan County: Morningside Lake, Mongaup Pond, Lake Superior
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