Allegheny River (McKean County) — Walleyes and a few muskies were reported in recent weeks. Foster Joseph Sayers Lake (Centre County) — Water was about 5 feet below summer pool, putting it almost at winter
Susquehanna River (Dauphin County) — Koinonia Guide Service reported the bass and walleye bites were improving through early December, with the Harrisburg area yielding large smallmouths to suspending jerkbaits, hair jigs and other jigs, and
Harveys Creek (Luzerne County) — Anglers continued to target trout through the end of November, using light tackle in low, clear conditions. Trout were in the deep pools. Peck’s Pond (Pike County) — Willie’s Bait
Struble Lake (Chester County) — Crappies and yellow perch were reported on minnows and jigs or minnows and twister tails through early December. Delaware, Schuylkill rivers (Philadelphia, Montgomery counties) — Shore anglers were catching channel
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Last weekend’s warm weather and rain took its toll on the accesses, shorelines, and channels of Lake Minnetonka, slowing fishing activity in the process. Anglers are finding crappies over 20 feet in
ALEXANDRIA AREA Walleyes are biting during low-light periods on Lake Miltona and Lake Ida in 17 to 20 feet or 18 to 22 feet on Lake Le Homme Dieu and Lake Darling. The north end
FAIRMONT AREA Some shorelines opened early this week, but anglers were still getting on the ice. Budd Lake is producing crappies and bluegills in 15 to 18 feet, as is Lake Sissiton in 15 to
FARIBAULT AREA Ice deteriorated quickly in this area and some large holes have opened up. Once the ice firms up again, look for suspended crappies over 30 to 35 feet on French Lake or 20
DULUTH AREA Crappies continue to hit glow jigs and minnows during the evening hours on Fish Lake and Whiteface Lake in 12 to 14 feet. Walleyes remain active at Boulder Lake in 10 feet –
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