ASHLAND AREA Ice travel has been tricky on area inland lakes because of snow depth and slush. Call ahead for advice concerning what lakes can be accessed by vehicle; many lakes are foot-travel only. Panfishing
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Whitefish action is still fantastic throughout Door County. Hot spots continue to be the Sugar Creek and Henderson’s Point areas, Larson’s Reef, and from the Stone Quarry north to Egg
BIG GREEN LAKE AREA Lake trout and ciscoes are providing the most active bite on Big Green Lake. Lake trout can be found in 70 to 120 feet of water, and look for ciscoes near
Lake Ontario: Nothing to report right now. Oneida Lake: Ice remained in good shape on most areas of the lake, but this is the time of year when conditions can change rapidly. That said, anglers
Cayuga Lake: The north end of the lake was seeing the bulk of the ice fishing pressure, with anglers encountering lots of small perch as well as pickerel. Seneca Lake: Some ice was reported on
Lake Champlain hard-water fishing remained solid, with some good numbers and good-sized perch reported throughout the lake. Lake trout were also appearing at times, as were northern pike in the traditional spots, such as Ticonderoga,
Cold weather and winter storms dominated this report period. Boats that found a weather window were rewarded with cod, ling and pollock. The fishing was good, which may partially be due to the reduced pressure
Lake George was offering up some of its best hard-water action in several years, thanks to good ice conditions that allowed anglers to flock to the popular water. Lake trout were providing some good action,
Muscoot Reservoir: Brown trout and panfish at last check. West Branch Reservoir: Anglers were frustrated by slow fishing, according to recent reports. Some brown trout were iced, however. East Branch (Sodom) Reservoir: Slow at last
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