Nesmuk Lake (Tioga County) — Ice anglers were doing well as of Jan. 19, with fish concentrated from the 10-foot drawdown of the lake last fall. Numbers of nice perch, and crappies and bluegills were
Canoe Creek Lake (Blair County) — December-stocked trout were providing action for ice anglers, who also could target bass, perch, crappies and bluegills Yellow Breeches Creek (Cumberland County) — The catch- and-release section was yielding
Pecks Pond (Pike County) — Ice anglers were catching big bluegills and other panfish on waxworms through Jan. 19. Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) — As conditions allowed, ice anglers were catching bass, pickerel and perch
Lake Minsi (Northampton County) — Ice anglers were catching perch, pickerel and trout on minnows through Jan. 19. Ontelaunee Reservoir (Berks County) — Ice anglers were catching largemouth bass, crappies and bluegills on jigs and
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Good-sized northern pike are hitting in the bays in 15 feet or less and even on the deep, main-lake structure with sucker minnows. There has been enough jumbo perch caught
FAIRMONT AREA Crappies and walleyes are hitting minnows during low-light periods at Amber Lake in 10 to 12 feet or Budd Lake in 12 to 15 feet. Sissiton Lake is producing crappies and sunfish in
FARIBAULT AREA Crappies and pike are in 15 to 18 feet at Cedar Lake, while Lake Mazaska is producing crappies in 15 to 20 feet. Cannon Lake is giving up perch, pike, and walleyes in
GRAND MARAIS AREA Lake trout are biting. Ciscoes or chubs are best for these suspended fish over 40 feet at Duncan Lake, 45 feet at Daniels Lake, 50 to 55 feet at Clearwater Lake, 50
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies are active during low-light periods on Lake Le Homme Dieu and Lake Geneva in 18 to 22 feet or the south end of Lake Mary in 12 feet. Walleye action has slowed
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