BATTLE LAKE Shorelines are getting beat up, but were in good enough shape early this week for ATVs or foot travel. Panfish are hitting in 17 feet at Blanche Lake, Rush Lake, South Turtle Lake,
LAKE MILLE LACS There’s still plenty of ice throughout the lake. A few anglers are walking on Isle Bay and Wahkon Bay and reporting marginal success for crappies and bluegills. Johnson’s Portside (320) 676-3811 Terry’s
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA The channels and dock areas are open, but main-lake ice remains. Seventeen to 20 inches of ice covered the majority of lakes early this week. Wayzata Bait (952) 473-2227 NORTHEAST METRO There
Hudson River Anglers often have success on stripers fishing around the Tappan Zee Bridge area. The bait of choice during the early season is bloodworms or sandworms. Waters scheduled to receive trout stockings include: Dutchess
Sangchris Lake Bass excellent on spinner baits and chatter baits. Catfish good on worms. Crappies are fair on jigs fairly shallow along rocks near dam. Lake Bloomington Crappies good near and around brush on minnows
Lake Michigan According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, there have been some reports of smelt being netted in Chicago harbors. While they are not the catches of yesteryear, there are some fish showing up. The
Crab Orchard Lake Crappie action has improved. Many fish have moved shallow and some nice fish have been caught. Minnows are the primary bait. Bluegill anglers are reporting good success around the rip rap and
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Trout seem to be running in the Kewaunee River, but not the other Kewaunee County rivers or creeks just yet. Quite a few rainbow trout and a brown trout have
ASHLAND AREA Last week saw a return of snow showers following the warmer weather that preceded it. Ice fishing on all area inland lakes continues with good access and good action. Maple sapping is under
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