Devils’ Kitchen: Trout action is good in the dam area. Anglers are catching fish on pinches of nightcrawlers. Bass action has been good around shallow cover. Crab Orchard Lake: Catfish action is excellent. Fish are
Lake Taylorville: Crappie bite is picking up on minnows. Bass slow. Water conditions are murky. Banner Marsh: Crappies biting on minnows. Bass hitting chatterbaits and spinnerbaits. Newton Lake: Bass good, but weather has changed situation.
Illinois River: At Starved Rock, saugers weighting more than 4 pounds being caught. White bass still good. Walleyes active up and down area, especially at the 178 and Interstate 39 bridges. At Peoria, sauger slow,
ASHLAND AREA Fishing has been fantastic on Chequamegon Bay and Lake Superior. The smallies have been providing the best action, but the walleyes and lake trout also have been hitting. The walleyes are in weeds
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Bluegill anglers had their best luck last week fishing deep structure in 18 to 30 feet, and near the bottom. A No. 8 hook baited with a giant leaf worm, wax
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA The salmon fishing in southern Door County has been much better the past week or so, with more consistent catches and better numbers of fish per trip from charter boats
Hot weather last week slowed fishing activity, with most of the focus on bass. Still, some of the east of Hudson reservoirs continued to yield trout. Bobs Sport and Tackle
The hot weather has once again raised water temps on the freestones and temporarily ended the fishing on those rivers. All the tailwaters remain in decent condition, with good water temps at last check. Sulphurs
St. Lawrence River: Bass are starting to head to deeper water, around 25 feet, and can be caught on crayfish and on top-water lures in the evening. Northern pike have been cooperating, attacking lures as
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