Marshall Lake (Allegheny County) — This small but popular impoundment in an Allegheny County park near Pittsburgh was yielding panfish in recent weeks. Brady’s Run Lake (Beaver County) — Anglers were catching trout through the
Spring Creek (Centre County) — As of Jan. 31, water was low and clear and in the 40s in this limestone stream. Nymphing was the best bet. Midges (22-26) were hatching in the afternoons. Foster
Cowans Gap Lake (Fulton County) — Trout and bluegills were being iced through late January on small jigs tipped with waxworms and PowerBait. Susquehanna River (York County) — With ice floes a problem, as conditions
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) — Ice anglers were catching northern pike, chain pickerel, and perch through the end of January. Tobyhanna Lake (Monroe, Wayne counties) — Perch and bass were being iced through late January,
Ontelaunee Reservoir (Berks County) — Ice-angling reports were mixed, with some fishermen catching nice numbers of crappies and bluegills. Kaercher Creek Dam (Berks County) — Bass and bluegills were iced through late January. Coatesville Reservoir
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes have bitten best during the evening hours on the reefs in 8 to 12 feet. Look for perch in the deep, mud basin areas over 25 to 32 feet
NORTHEAST METRO Look for suspended crappies over 25 to 35 feet on Bald Eagle Lake or 15 to 20 feet on Big Carnelian Lake. The Belleair Beach and VFW areas of White Bear Lake are
ALEXANDRIA AREA A few walleyes continue to be caught at night on Lake Miltona in 24 to 28 feet. Crappies also are hitting during low-light periods on Lake Ida and Darling Lake over 30 feet.
Lake Michigan: The harbors are all ice covered and there have been reports of keeper perch being caught. There is a lot of sorting being done, but if you stick at it you will find
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