Beaverkill and Willowemoc: Only no-kill stretches are open now. Streamers and nymphs fished slow will be most productive. Delaware West Branch: River above the game lands closed. Delaware Main Stem: Running high at last check.
St. Lawrence River: Not hearing much of late. Black Lake: Nothing to report on the fishing front now, and probably won’t be until safe ice arrives.
GREEN BAY/APPLETON AREA All along the Fox River fishing pressure remains slow, but there were a few more anglers out looking for muskies than last week. Anglers were using crankbaits (perch and other dark colors)
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA The Sturgeon Bay ship canal had some skim ice forming, as did Sawyer Harbor and the back bays of Little Sturgeon, which makes it that much tougher to get out.
ASHLAND AREA In Bayfield County, woodcock moved out of the area ahead of the gun deer season, but grouse hunters are still having much success. Though grouse numbers appear to be down this year, those
DULUTH AREA The handful of anglers going out are reporting six to eight inches of ice, two feet of snow on top of it and a lot of slush. Fishing has been limited to a
NORTHEAST METRO You’ll find six to nine inches of ice on many lakes and ATVs are being used. A few walleyes are being taken with shiner minnows on Bald Eagle Lake in 10 to 12
FARIBAULT AREA You’ll find at least 10 inches of ice on area lakes. French Lake is producing walleyes and crappies in 22 to 24 feet, while Cedar Lake is giving up crappies and northern pike
FAIRMONT AREA Lake conditions are good with nine to 11 inches of ice and very little snow on top of it. Wilmont Lake started giving up perch, crappies, and walleyes in less than five feet.
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