Keystone Lake (Armstrong County) — Fishing pressure was light, and water levels were below the launch ramps at NuMine and Atwood in recent weeks. Raccoon Lake (Beaver County) — Trout were hitting on pastebaits and
Hills Creek (Tioga County) — Bass, chain pickerel and crappies were reported on live minnows, while perch and bluegills were biting crawlers and waxworms. Cowanesque Lake (Tioga County) — Bass continued to hit live shiners,
North Branch of Susquehanna River (Bradford, Sullivan counties) — Bass and walleyes were reported in recent weeks, with anglers around Ulster doing well on purple-color spinners and jigs. Artificials were out-producing live bait for some.
Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) — Small cream midges (18-28) and Blue-Winged Olives (20-24) were producing trout in fairly normal conditions Nov. 15. Blue Marsh Lake (Berks County) — Striped bass and black bass fishing were
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA On Lake Minnetonka, panfish and pike are hitting over 15 to 19 feet in Carson’s Bay, Maxwell Bay, Emerald Bay, Black Lake, Seton Lake, and the north arm. Look to Lake Sarah
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Ice conditions continue to improve with more than 10 inches reported in the bays. Cove, Isle, and Wahkon bays remain hot for pike in 6 to 10 feet and a
DULUTH AREA The ice is in good shape with 10 to 12 inches reported on most lakes. Walleyes are hitting shiner minnows at Boulder Lake during the evening hours in 8 to 10 feet and
ALEXANDRIA AREA Ice depths vary from 4 to 11 inches on area lakes. Look to Little Lake Mary for crappies and sunfish in 10 feet and to Maple Lake for crappies in 10 to 15
RED WING AREA Northern pike are hitting in most backwater areas and crappies have started biting in the marinas – both spots have about 9 inches of ice. Open-water anglers are catching walleyes and
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