Yellow Breeches Creek, Big Spring Creek, Green Spring Creek (Cumberland County) — The catch- and-release sections of these streams were getting steady angling pressure in recent weeks. Holman Lake (Perry County) — Panfish were hitting
Susquehanna River (Luzerne County) — Ray’s Guide Service (www.raysguideservice.com) reported March 15 that when ice chunks weren’t a problem, boat and shore anglers were catching channel catfish, 4 to 8 pounds, and flatheads on livers
Struble Reservoir (Chester County) — Ice fishing continued through early March, with nice catches of perch and catfish reported, along with walleyes until the season ended. Medium minnows on tip-ups were catching the walleyes and
FARIBAULT AREA Crappies and sunfish can be had on Lake Mazaska in 12 to 14 feet and you’ll find sunfish in 12 feet at Cedar Lake. On Shields Lake, a mixed bag of crappies, sunfish,
LAKE MILLE LACS Lake travel has improved with the cold weather early this week, but angler numbers have been minimal. There is a road to the Tullibee Hole on the east side, although tullibee and
RED WING AREA The cold weather early this week has slowed walleye and sauger action on the Mississippi River. Once it warms and boat fishing is again an option, a jig and minnow will produce
DULUTH AREA Anglers continued to walk on 12 to 15 inches of ice at Lake Superior this week from the Duluth Harbor to just past the Lester River. Small Swedish Pimples are producing cohos and
ALEXANDRIA AREA The few people that continue to fish are finding a tough panfish bite. A few crappies are being caught during the evening hours at Lake Darling in six to 10 feet on minnows
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA It’s been difficult to get a handle on the bite since very people have been fishing. A handful of anglers continue to find sunfish in Grays Bay over 15 feet and in
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