Illinois River: The sauger and walleye bite has been ok with recent warm then cold weather patterns. Fish are being caught vertical jigging jigs with minnows or using a floater jig and lindy rigging minnows
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES The Rock River in Fort Atkinson, Jefferson, Watertown, and Indianford is ice-free and open to anglers wanting to target walleyes and saugers. Anglers fishing in boats will do best by drifting
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Whitefish action continues to stay consistent for ice anglers who have been venturing out. As of last week, the ice was still hanging in there on Green Bay, though it
ASHLAND AREA The few anglers in Chequamegon Bay reported varied results. On the good days, anglers fishing in 30 feet of water in the channel are catching loads of smelt on waxies. At the hot
Trout streams stocked earlier this month include: Broome County: Chenango Lake, Dudley Creek, Nanticoke Creek, and East Branch Nanticoke Creek Cayuga County: Fall Creek Tioga County: East Branch of Owego Creek, Owego Creek, and West
Not a lot happening right now as we enter that time between the ice and open-water seasons. Backcountry brook trout anglers are predicting a late start to their season as they wait for the remote
Trout season opened up with plenty of brown and rainbow trout being caught in Belmont Lake, the Carlls River south of Southard’s Pond, and the stocked lakes in Nassau County. Roostertails and trout magnets have
Not hearing much of late, but streams like the Mettawee, Battenkill and Kayderosseras may be fishable soon, if not now.
Waters stocked ahead of the trout opener included: Dutchess County: Fishkill Creek, Sprout Creek, Roeliff Jansen Kill, Crum Elbow Creek, Sawkill, Ten Mile River, Webatuck Creek, Swamp River. Putnam County: Croton River East Branch, Croton
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