Hamilton Lake (Lycoming County) — Opening day anglers were catching trout from boat and shore on PowerBait, minnows, spinners and spoons. Hammond Lake (Tioga County) — Crappies were starting to turn on and taking minnows
Octararo Lake (Lancaster County) — Jim Neary’s Bait and Tackle reported April 12 that white perch were active on large minnows and chunks of crawlers, along the covered bridge and other bridges. Bass were hit
Jordan Creek (Lehigh County) — Trout were still hitting April 12, two weeks after the season opener. Water was a little cold, but fish were biting, according to Willie’s Bait and Tackle. Little Lehigh River
Lake Nockamixon (Bucks County) — A 29-inch hybrid striper, 13 pounds, 6 ounces, was taken on a stickbait. Marsh Creek Lake (Chester County) — Bass and crappies were reported on jerkbaits and a variety of
ALEXANDRIA AREA The bays and lagoons on many lakes are open, while the ice that remains on most main-lake areas looks black and should be gone by next week. A few anglers have started fishing
LAKE MILLE LACS The shorelines have started to pull away and even though there’s still a lot of ice on the main lake, it’s black and deteriorating fast. Most flowage areas also have opened, allowing
LAKE MINNETONKA As of Tuesday morning, most small bays were ice-free, but three-quarters of the main lake remained covered with ice. A few crappies have been caught on tiny baits in the small, shallow bays
FAIRMONT AREA Anglers fishing from shore on Lake Sissiton are catching crappies during the evening hours on minnows. Budd Lake started kicking out bluegills in four to six feet and nightcrawlers are producing catfish at
DULUTH AREA The rivers and streams have really started flowing and the shorelines are now open on all lakes. Main-lake ice remains, but it appears to be deteriorating fast so ice-out is ahead of last
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