Dawson Lake: Bluegills are fair to good on waxworms. Catfish are hitting waxworms in 8 to 12 foot of water. Crappies are fair in 8 to 12 feet of water. Sangchris: Bluegills are being caught
Fox River: During the winter months, the fishing really tends to slow down on the river, however, there are still some good opportunities for quality fish. For smallmouths, now is the time to look for
CHIPPEWA FALLS / EAU CLAIRE / MENOMONIE AREA Lots of hunters hit the fields for the antlerless hunt, and hunters were finding success near standing corn. Moderate temperatures kept the deer moving and bowhunters out
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA There are still only a few areas where fishermen are getting on the ice in Door County because of the lack of cold weather until recently. There have been some
LAKE WINNEBAGO AREA There is some ice-fishing activity on Little Lake Butte des Morts. Anglers are catching northern pike and crappies. The ice thickness varies, and ice fishermen should use caution when venturing out on
Lake Ontario: Steelhead and brown trout were being taken in the tributaries with egg sacs, egg pattern flies and wooly buggers working. Flows have increased with recent rain and snowmelt. Oneida Lake: Nothing happening right
Cayuga Lake: Anglers getting out on the lake are getting a mix of brown trout and Atlantic salmon trolling spoons or stick baits 20 to 40 feet down. Just a reminder that Finger Lakes Tributary
Overall, 2014 was an excellent fishing season. The sea bass, porgy, blackfish and ling fishing was outstanding, with some of the best-reported catches in years. The flounder season was slow. The striper season was strong
Big Wave Sport and Tackle and Westchester Archery report trout, yellow perch and white perch seem to be the mainstay right now, with small jigs tipped with worms or medium or large shiners the go-to
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