Lake St. Clair Sub-zero temperatures kept most anglers off Lake St. Clair last week. Those who did brave the weather reported catching fair numbers of perch in front of Gino’s Surf, at Metro Beach, in
Saginaw Bay Area There was over a foot of snow on Saginaw Bay last week and deeper drifts. Snowmobiles are the best mode of transportation. Walleyes were hitting in 10 to 19 feet of water
Traverse City Area There was about 24 inches of snow on the ground last week in Grand Traverse County, and accessing lakes has been difficult. For those getting out, bluegills and crappies have been hitting
Pickford Area Walleye fishing has been excellent on Munuscong Bay. Good fishing has been reported by anglers fishing in 3 to 18 feet of water. Perch fishing has been good on Munuscong, and pike fishing/spearing
Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) — As of Jan. 5, the bay had fishable ice in places and anglers were catching bluegills, crappies and perch. In the open water of mid-December, perch and crappies were
Monongahela, Youghiogheny, Cheat rivers (Fayette County) — Walleyes were reported on all three rivers in December as conditions allowed. Brady’s Run Lake (Beaver County) — Trout were stocked in late December in preparation for ice
Hill’s Creek, Nesmuk, Beechwood, Hamilton lakes (Tioga County) — Ice anglers were active through Jan. 4, with daybreak through early morning and late afternoon through evening productive for panfish. Anglers were fishing ice that had
Little Juniata River (Huntingdon, Blair counties) — Good conditions were reported Jan. 4, with water a nice green color and in the upper 30s. Small nymphs and streamers were productive. Trout were in their winter
Lake Minsi (Northampton County) — Willie’s Bait & Tackle reported that anglers were icing chain pickerel, bass and panfish as of Jan. 4. Goose Pond (Wayne County) — Panfish and crappies were being iced as
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