Belleville Locks and Dam (Washington County) – Sauger/Walleye: As river temperatures cool, fishing should start picking up in the tailwaters. Try white or chartreuse twister tails or swimbaits near the dam and along the walkway.
Lake St. Clair Walleye fishing has been good in the Detroit and St. Clair rivers. Jigs and minnows, both plastic and live, have produced good results. Lots of smallmouth bass are being caught in the
Saginaw Bay Area Perch fishing has been good on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. Anglers are catching fish on minnows fished in 10 to 15 feet of water at the Pinconning sand bar and in 16
Traverse City Area Steelhead fishing has been fair on local rivers including the Big Manistee, Boardman, Platte, and Betsie rivers. Perch fishing has been good in East Grand Traverse Bay in 35 to 70 feet
Pickford Area Fishing has been slow with wind and rain keeping anglers off Munuscong Bay and the St. Mary’s River. Archery deer season has been slow. Hunters report seeing a few deer but aren’t getting
Lake Erie — As conditions allowed, shore anglers were catching steelhead off the mouth of Walnut Creek and Trout and Godfrey runs through late October. Stream anglers were doing well on lower Walnut, and rainfall
Ohio River — Large flathead catfish were hitting on a variety of baits, including crawlers and minnows. Lake Somerset (Somerset County) — Channel catfish and a few bass were reported in recent weeks. Quemahoning Reservoir
Spring Creek (Centre County) — As of Oct. 21, conditions were excellent, as water was in the 60s and had some color, reported TCO Fly Shop. Cahills and caddis were providing dry-fly action in the
Susquehanna River — Bass and walleye fishing was improving in late October, and the catfishing remained strong, with nice channel cats reported, and large flatheads beginning to show up. Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) —
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