Overall, the codfishing has slowed, which may have been due to the sudden drop in water temperature resulting from the recent stretch of record cold weather. In general, the codfishing was slower than during the
Saratoga Lake ice was holding up well at last report, with anglers reporting hit-and-miss action on perch and pickerel. On Lake George, ice conditions had deteriorated last week. That could have changed by now; a
Ice conditions change dramatically in this region, and prior to a mid-month warmup anglers were out on several waters, including West Branch Reservoir, Muscoot Reservoir, White Pond and Lake Gilead. But check conditions before you
Not hearing a lot on the ice fishing front or from stream anglers, which is likely a product of the changing conditions, iffy ice and high water. Catskill Flies
St. Lawrence River: Plenty of ice in the popular spots like Eel and Chippewa Bay and Lake of the Isles, with some good perch action reported last week. Over in Jefferson County, Chaumont Bay was
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Look for suspended crappies over 30 to 35 feet on Lake Independence and Lake Minnetonka. Walleyes are hitting fatheads and setlines along the 16-foot weeds out to 32 feet on Minnetonka. Sunfish
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Anglers are venturing to some main-lake structure areas and finding walleyes on the gravel and mud flat edges in 22 to 25 feet during the day. Don’t look past reefs
FARIBAULT AREA Cedar Lake is kicking out sunfish in 15 to 25 feet and northern pike in 12 to 15 feet. Crappies and sunfish are being found suspended over 20 to 28 feet at
DULUTH AREA Crappies and walleyes continue to hit minnows during the evening hours in 12 to 14 feet at Fish Lake or in less than eight feet at Boulder Lake. Hit Duluth Harbor on
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