Traverse City Area Ice fishing has been pretty good in Grand Traverse County. Lake trout, whitefish, lake herring, and burbot have been biting in East and West Grand Traverse Bays. The best action is coming
Pickford Area Ice was running up to 24 inches thick on Munuscong Bay last week, and there was about 18 inches of snow on the ice. A few anglers were braving the low temperatures and
Lake St. Clair Perch fishing has been fair on Lake St. Clair. Anglers fishing with minnows are catching a few fish in front of Gino’s Surf and at Metro Beach. Most of the fish are
Deer Creek (Allegheny County) — Anglers reported small walleyes and bass at the mouth of Deer Creek on this Allegheny River tributary, but the river was jammed with ice, and presented flooding risks during periods
Hamilton Lake (Tioga County) — As of March 1, bluegills, crappies and perch – including many in keeper sizes – were being iced on waxworms and maggots in deeper water, and bass and chain pickerel
Susquehanna River (York County) — As conditions allowed, catfish were hitting on shrimp and liver and walleyes were taking jigs and minnows or twister tails around York Haven and Brunner Island. Anglers were catching trout
Mauch Chunk Lake (Carbon County) — Chain pickerel and bass were iced on medium shiners through March 1. Minsi Lake (Northampton County) — Trout and panfish were iced on waxworms and minnows through March 1.
Ontelaunee Reservoir (Berks County) — Perch, crappies, bluegills, some northern pike and bass were reported March 1, with waxworms and fatheads taking the crappies, bluegills and perch and shiners taking bass and pike. Leaser Lake
RED WING AREA Boats are being put in at the Wisconsin Channel and Everts Resort accesses on the Mississippi River. Jigs tipped with minnows or plastics are producing saugers during the day in 20 to
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