Lake St. Clair There was up to 6 inches of ice in the canals and shallow, back bays on Lake St. Clair last week. Safe ice was still forming farther out on the lake and
Saginaw Bay Area Ice was running up to 5 inches thick on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay last week, and anglers there were fishing in the shallows along shore. Good numbers of perch have been caught
East Jordan Area Heavy slush on Lake Charlevoix last week put a clamp on ice fishing just as the action was heating up. There was 30 inches of snow on 5 inches of ice and
Pickford Area With up to a foot of ice and a foot of snow on Munuscong Bay, anglers are getting out and catching good numbers of walleyes and perch. Minnows have produced the best results
Weather conditions varied among regions and fisheries through mid-December. Ice angling was just beginning on a couple of fisheries in the northern corners of the state as of Dec. 19. For ice-fishing safety tips, go
Weather conditions varied among regions and fisheries through mid-December. Ice angling was just beginning on a couple of fisheries in the northern corners of the state as of Dec. 19. For ice-fishing safety tips, go
Weather conditions varied among regions and fisheries through mid-December. Ice angling was just beginning on a couple of fisheries in the northern corners of the state as of Dec. 19. For ice-fishing safety tips, go
Weather conditions varied among regions and fisheries through mid-December. Ice angling was just beginning on a couple of fisheries in the northern corners of the state as of Dec. 19. For ice-fishing safety tips, go
Weather conditions varied among regions and fisheries through mid-December. Ice angling was just beginning on a couple of fisheries in the northern corners of the state as of Dec. 19. For ice-fishing safety tips, go
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