It’s early, but a couple of waters saw some ice fishing activity, with Hamilton County’s Lake Eaton one of those spots. Always exercises extreme caution if you head out this early; the mid-month snowfall didn’t
The excellent fall striper season ended with mostly stripers in the 3- to 8-pound class being caught from ocean surf on tins, bucktails and plastic baits. A few keeper-sized stripers were reported, but they have
Ice anglers are awaiting their first crack on the hard water, but we can’t point anglers to any spots until we feel comfortable conditions are absolutely safe. Keep an eye on Saratoga and Round lakes,
A few brown trout were being taken in the NYC reservoirs (Cross River and Kensico among them) when weather conditions permitted. Most of the action was coming from shore anglers.
Not hearing anything now on the fishing front, which isn’t surprising given the weather conditions of late. Catskil Flies
St. Lawrence River: Some ice fishing was going on at Eel Bay and Lake of the Isles; most of the info right now ice conditions and not fishing success. Black Lake: Some ice fishing was
LAKE MILLE LACS East – There’s about 12 inches of ice in the bays and close to shore on the main lake. But there’s less ice being found the further out you travel, so ATVs
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Crappies, sunfish, and northern pike are biting in 15 to 19 feet on Lake Sarah, Medicine Lake, and in the bays such as Carson’s and Phelp’s on Lake Minnetonka. There’s some evening
ALEXANDRIA AREA Lake Ida and Lake Miltona are producing walleyes in 25 to 32 feet, while lakes Le Homme Dieu and Darling are giving up walleyes in 16 to 18 feet. Little Mary Lake, Smith
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