Pickford Area Perch fishing has been good in Munuscong Bay where there was still about 30 inches of solid ice last week. Jigging spoons and teardrops tipped with minnows have produced good results. Wigglers and
Lake St. Clair Perch fishing remained pretty good on Lake St. Clair last week, but shore ice was starting to fall apart. Good reports came in from anglers fishing in front of Gino’s Surf and
Saginaw Bay Area Anglers were still sneaking onto Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay last week, but the shore ice was falling apart. A few walleyes were being caught, but with warm weather and rain in the
Erie tributaries (Erie County) — Anglers were catching new and old steelhead on eggs, emerald shiners, crawlers, jigs, and streamers, on Elk Creek, Crooked Creek, and Trout Run. Lower Elk was also yielding brown trout.
Allegheny, Monongahela, Ohio rivers (Allegheny County) — An angler released several catfish and 10 walleyes before walleye season went out. The walleyes were caught on crankbaits and bladebaits. Catfish were schooling in the deeper holes.
Lakes Hammond, Hamilton, Beechwood, Hills Creek, Cowanesque (Tioga County) — Ice was melting and unfishable as of March 29. Anglers should note that Lake Hamilton received many of the fish salvaged during the draining of
Susquehanna River — Anglers were releasing bass up to 20-plus inches and 4.4 pounds on hair jigs, jigs with soft plastics, stickbaits, minnows and other baits at the end of March. They also reported numbers
Lackawanna Lake (Lackawanna County) — Ice fishing was coming to an end as of March 29. Ice-out was yielding bluegills, crappies, and big perch on little soft plastic grubs, and 1⁄8- and 1⁄16-ounce spoons. Chain
Lake Ontelaunee (Berks County) — Nice-size bass and crappies were reported on live minnows in the Peter’s Creek Arm in mid-March. A 29-inch albino channel catfish was reported by an ice angler. Tulpehocken Creek (Berks
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