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
Pickford Area There was up to 10 inches of ice on Munuscong Bay last week, and anglers there were catching good numbers of walleyes and pike, and a few perch. They were having to sort
East Jordan Area Anglers were still waiting for safe ice last week on Lake Charlevoix where there was up to 18 inches of snow. Anglers walking out on the lake were catching good numbers of
Lake St. Clair Solid ice was forming in the canals and shallow bays on Lake St. Clair last week. Anglers were catching ‘gills, perch, and crappies and hoping to get after walleyes farther out on
The steelhead streams were freezing up at the start of the new year, with a few anglers catching steelhead by breaking through the ice. Poor Richard’s Bait & Tackle weighed five steelhead, all caught from
Youghiogheny River (Fayette County) — Smallmouth bass were hitting live minnows in the deep pools from Connellsville to Dawson. Dunlap Creek Lake/Virgin Run Dam (Fayette County) — Trout were reported throughout December on these small
Hill’s Creek Lake (Tioga County) — Panfish anglers were catching fish through the ice as of Jan. 3. Spring Creek (Centre County) — Water was a little below average but had good color and was
Susquehanna River — Koinonia Guide Service reported bass up to 18-plus inches on jigs with soft plastics, plastic crawlers, or tubes, with a few also reported on hair jigs, and nice numbers of walleyes up
Delaware River (Wayne County) — Ray’s Guide Service reported catching some walleyes and smallmouth bass on live bait, tubes, and twisters. Harvey’s Lake (Lackawanna County) — Anglers were catching trout trolling crankbaits on the open
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