Lake St. Clair Ice was forming on Lake St. Clair last week, and a few anglers were fishing on the canals. Panfish have been hitting near Metro Beach and off South River Road. Anglers are
Saginaw Bay Area Ice was forming on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay last week, and anglers were starting to sneak out in the shallows areas. With nothing but cold weather in the forecast, there were high
East Jordan Area High winds and frigid temperatures put a damper on outdoor recreation last week. Ice anglers were fishing on St. Clair, Ellsworth, and Wilson lakes, where there was up to 5 inches of
Pickford Area There was about 10 inches of ice on Munuscong Bay, and perch and walleye fishing has been good. Fishing pressure has been light with single-digit temperatures and high winds. Coyote hunting has been
Lake Erie tributaries — Low, clear water was reported as of Dec. 8, and anglers were catching steelhead in lower Walnut and Elk creeks. A spate of mild weather the previous week brought fresh fish
North Park Lake (Allegheny County) — A November trout stocking was performed on this small, recently restored county-park impoundment. As open water allowed, trout were reported on minnows and small silver spoons. Allegheny River (Allegheny
Hills Creek Lake (Tioga County) — This impoundment was close to having fishable ice as of Dec. 8, according to the Tackle Shack. A spate of mild weather at the start of the month slowed
Little Juniata River (Blair, Huntingdon counties) — Water was running a little higher than usual but falling and in the upper 30s as of Dec. 7. Hatches included midges (20-24) Canoe Creek Lake (Blair County)
Susquehanna River (Susquehanna, Bradford counties) — Walleyes were reported around public boat launches through late November. Susquehanna River (Wyoming County) — Walleye were biting in good water levels through late November. Pecks Pond (Pike County)
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