Sayers Lake (Centre County) — Nice-size perch and panfish around Lower Greens, Hunter’s Run and the causeway were reported, with live minnows the best bet. Some bass were hitting off the submerged roadbed in the
Juniata River (Huntingdon, Mifflin counties) — Bass were reported in the Newton Hamilton areas in recent weeks. Little Juniata River (Huntingdon, Blair counties) — Low, clear water in the 50s was reported Oct. 25. Tan
White Oak Pond (Wayne County) — A productive crappie bite was reported in recent weeks. Prompton Dam (Wayne County) — Nice catches of smallmouth bass, bluegills, and crappies were reported on small jigs and live
Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) — Water was off-color and 56 degrees and levels were dropping as of Oct. 25. Fishing was expected to pick up. The midday trout bite was a good time to find
NORTHEAST METRO It’s all about muskies right now. If you can find large sucker minnows use them. If not, bucktails or large crankbaits will work at Bald Eagle Lake, Forest Lake, White Bear Lake, and
LAKE MILLE LACS Walleye fishermen have been pretty scarce, but muskie anglers continue to be active. There’s been several reports of big fish taken this week with bucktails and crankbaits on the shallow rock reefs.
FARIBAULT AREA Anglers fishing from shore at Cannon Lake are catching perch, while those in boats are finding perch and crappies over nine feet. Crappies also can be had on Lake Mazaska in 17 to
FAIRMONT AREA Hall Lake and Budd Lake continue to give up walleyes during the evening hours in less than six feet or during the day in 10 to 12 feet. A few anglers are finding
DULUTH AREA There hasn’t been a lot of people fishing, but those that are hitting Island Lake are catching walleyes in 12 to 15 feet and crappies over 25 to 30 feet. Duck and grouse
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