Lake St. Clair Walleye fishing has been pretty good on Lake St. Clair. Anglers trolling and drifting crawler harnesses off the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club and at the dumping grounds report good action. Muskie fishing
Saginaw Bay Area Walleye fishing has been pretty good on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. Anglers trolling crawler harnesses, spoons, and crankbaits are all reporting good action in 7 to 22 feet of water from the
Indian River Perch fishing has been pretty good in Burt Lake. Walleye action has been slow, and anglers are keeping to themselves. Pat & Gary’s Party Store, (231) 238-6776. East Jordan Area Walleye fishing has
Pickford Area Herring are hitting in Lake Huron at Hessel and Cedarville. Teardrops and wax worms or Swedish pimples tipped with wax worms have produced the best results. Fair numbers of walleyes are being caught
Lake Erie, Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) — As of June 24, a calm lake was yielding perch and walleyes, with the best perch bite in 38 to 40 feet towards Trout Run. Walleyes were
Ohio, Beaver rivers (Allegheny, Beaver counties) — Catfish turned on in recent weeks, with numbers of large flatheads reported at different spots on the both rivers. The waters below the locks and dams, and the
Penns Creek (Union, Mifflin counties) — Lower-than-normal flow with good clarity and water temperatures in the 50s were reported June 24. A dry-dropper technique using a Stimulator or other Sstonefly pattern on top and nymph
Juniata River (Juniata, Mifflin counties) — Decent numbers of panfish, like sunfish and rock bass, were reported, along with channel catfish and carp. The carp released in stretches through Mifflin County were hitting on crawlers
Lehigh River (Carbon County) — Bowmanstown pool was yielding trout through mid-June, and numbers of catfish were reported at Phiffer Dam in a recent contest. Beltzville Lake (Carbon County) — Bass action was a little
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