FAIRMONT AREA The north side of Lake Sissiton is producing bluegills in 11 to 14 feet, while walleyes and crappies are hitting during low-light periods on Fox Lake in 15 to 20 feet. Budd Lake
DULUTH AREA A few bigger walleyes continue to be caught in the Duluth Harbor on Lake Superior in 8 to 10 feet. On Island Lake, Boulder Lake, and Whiteface Lake, you’ll catch walleyes in 10
ALEXANDRIA AREA Maple Lake is kicking out crappies during low-light periods over 15 feet, as is Betsy Ross Bay on Lake Ida. Look to Lake Miltona for a few walleyes in 18 to 24 feet,
Paint Creek Lake (Highland County) – Paint Creek Lake has a layer of skim ice, particularly around the shoreline, making bank fishing a tough proposition. The remainder of the lake is open and anglers are
Lawrence and Scioto counties – At Greenup Dam, saugers are being caught on jigs and white grubs or by dropping minnows straight down off the fishing access walls. Hybrid striped bass have been hitting on
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – Anglers are trying for bluegills, crappies, and saugeyes with some luck. The popular set up has been jig and minnow combinations or waxworms under a bobber. Be
Indian Lake (Logan County) – Anglers are reporting catching bluegills, crappies, and even a few saugeyes through the ice. Successful fishermen are using jig and minnow combinations or just straight maggots on a hook and
Mosquito Lake (Trumbull County) – Anglers are reporting up to four inches of good ice on Mosquito, according to local angler Mike Mainhart. During times when ice becomes thin, anglers are drilling holes around the
Dillon Lake (Muskingum County) – Dillon rarely gets ice fished because of fluctuating water levels. Open water anglers, however, have been catching bluegills and crappies here. Target areas with structure. Anglers fishing the spillway area
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