Saginaw Bay Area Walleye fishing remains good on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. Anglers drifting crawlers or trolling crawler harnesses or crankbaits report good action all the way from the state park in Bay City to
East Jordan Area Walleye fishing has been good on Lake Charlevoix, and anglers report catching smallmouth bass, rock bass, and sheepshead in the channel to Lake Michigan. Salmon are starting to show up in Lake
Pickford Area Fishing has been hit or miss in the eastern Upper Peninsula. Pike, perch, and a few walleyes have been caught in Lake Huron at Cedarville. Walleyes are hitting in the St. Mary’s River
Monongahela River (Allegheny County) — Catfish up to 10 pounds were hitting from boat and shore, and smallmouth bass were reported in recent weeks. Glendale Lake (Cambria County) — Bass and walleyes were hitting in
Cowanesque, Tioga, Hammond lakes (Tioga County) — As of July 18, Don’s Tackle Shack reported good largemouth and smallmouth bass catches up to 5½ and 6 pounds on creature baits, plastic worms, or jigs. Bass
Conewago Creek (York County) — Channel catfish were hitting on green crawlers and minnows. Lake Redman, Lake Williams (York County) — Largemouth bass were reported in recent weeks. Susquehanna River — Flathead catfish up to
Lehigh River (Carbon County) — Anglers were catching trout and smallmouth bass near Parryville in recent weeks. The waters near Palmerton were yielding good night-time action on catfish and eels. Mauch Chunk Lake (Carbon County)
Blue Marsh Lake (Berks County) — Catfish and crappies were hitting through mid-July. Bass action was spotty, depending on conditions. Octararo Reservoir (Chester County) — As of July 18, Jim Neary’s Bait and Tackle reported
FAIRMONT AREA Walleye action has picked up with spinners and crawlers in 4 to 8 feet at Hall Lake and Budd Lake. Panfish also remain shallow, 3 to 6 feet, on Hall, Budd, Lake Sissiton,
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