Pickford Area The rut is on, and bucks are on the move. Deer numbers are up in Chippewa County and hunters anticipate a good gun season. Walleye fishing has been good in Munuscong and Raber
Lake Erie — A few folks reported a good nighttime walleye bite by trolling minnow plugs in 1 to 17 feet over 38 feet of water in late October. Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) —
Beaver River (Beaver County) — This Ohio River tributary was yielding walleyes, bass and hybrid striped bass near the Townsend Dam in the dropping water temperatures of early November. Baits included large shiners, jerkbaits and
Janesville and Parker Dam (Clearfield County) — A recent trout stocking provided action for anglers in late October and early November. West Branch Susquehanna River (Clearfield County) — Anglers were catching perch and rock bass
Susquehanna River (Dauphin County) — The fall bass bite turned on in recent weeks, with smallmouths up to 4-plus pounds reported. The walleye run started a little later than normal this fall, but nice numbers
Susquehanna River (Luzerne, Columbia counties) — Nice numbers of smallmouth bass were reported on black soft plastics and swimbaits. Walleyes were starting to turn on in early November. Lilly Lake (Luzerne County) — Numbers of
Lake Ontelaunee (Berks, Montgomery counties) — Crappies and panfish were hitting in late October and early November. The morning bite was productive on plastic grubs on jigheads fished deep in the Route 73 Quarry Hole.
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA You could have still got a boat in most lakes early this week. But some accesses and bays did have ice on them a week ago only to reopen so it won’t
FAIRMONT AREA Anglers fishing from shore are catching walleyes on the Blue Earth River and crappies at Amber Lake. There was no ice worth noting as of Tuesday morning. The second weekend of deer hunting
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