Due to the saltwater temperature dropping in response to the recent cold snap and heavy snows the cod, pollock and ling fishing has significantly slowed. While cod in the 4- to 8-pound class and ling
Sacandaga Lake was yielding a few walleye; we haven’t heard of any big pike being landed of late. Lake George was offering up perhaps the best fishing, notably for lake trout. Remember there’s a 23-inch
Most anglers are awaiting the April 1 trout opener, or at least a sign of some spring weather. The few waters open for fishing are locked tight in snow and ice. Time to tie flies
St. Lawrence River: Many ice anglers have been stalled due to snow accumulations on the ice. Even anglers with ATVs were having a tough time in some spots. Snow machines were the way to go.
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Perch anglers are finding bigger fish on the deep mud, 25 to 32 feet, during the morning hours. Most bays continue to produce northern pike in 10 to 14 feet
NORTHEAST METRO Look for suspended crappies over 30 to 34 feet in the Bayport area of the St. Croix River, 25 feet on White Bear Lake, 25 to 35 feet on Bald Eagle Lake, and
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies and sunfish are biting at Smith Lake in 12 to 18 feet of water, while Lake Darling and Lake Carlos are producing a few crappies during low-light periods of the day over
Indian Lake (Logan County) – Ice anglers have been congregating near North Fork and report catching a few saugeyes of decent size as well as crappies and bluegills. Orange and chartreuse seem to be the
Mosquito Lake (Trumbull County) – Anglers are reporting up to a foot of ice in places on Mosquito, reports local angler Mike Mainhart. Through the ice, anglers are piling up crappies and bluegills, with the
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