Chain: Bluegills good around weed areas on small ice jigs tipped with waxies or spikes. Muskies are consistent on bucktails or jerkbaits around main lake points. Crappies are good in channel areas on small jigs
Crab Orchard Lake: Bass action has slowed. Bluegills being caught on worms. Panfish, in general, are biting good on worms under ice and in weedbeds. Baldwin Lake: Warm-water areas good for catfish, though those being
Lake Bloomington: Bass fair on plastics, crankbaits and jigs along weeds or timber. Crappies slow to fair and little scattered but should improve on jigs and/or minnows. Catfish slow to fair on dipbaits, shad, crawlers.
Fox River: For smallmouths, now is the time to look for some of the discharges found along the river. Fish using live minnows with a small hook and a few split shot about 12 inches
ASHLAND AREA Trout and salmon fishing is hit and miss due to weather conditions. Anglers are flat-lining shad-style crankbaits, trolling from Bono Creek, along the Washburn shoreline out to the Sioux and Onion rivers, and
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Bass fishing continues to provide lots of action for some giant smallmouths. This time of year, most fishermen concentrate around steep shoreline drops, off-shore reefs, shoals, and deep channel cuts.
BEAVER DAM / FOX LAKE AREA There are plenty of pheasant-hunting opportunities in Dodge County as DNR wildlife crews continue to release pheasants on public hunting areas. The Bachhuber impoundment is at full pool. Between
Lake Ontario and tributaries: In Eighteenmile Creek and Burt Dam, brown trout fishing has been good, with some salmon and steelhead mixed in. Some increased water flow from rain or the Erie Canal de-watering could
Lake Ontario: Most of the tributaries were still very low and not many trout or salmon have been running. Some trout and salmon were being caught from shore near the creek mouths. Try casting heavy
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