Pine, Deer creeks (Allegheny County) The recently stocked delayed harvest stretches were yielding trout in early March. Buffalo Creek (Armstrong County) Anglers were catching trout on nymphs, Wooly Buggers and Glo-Bugs in early March. One
Big Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Water was in the 40s, and clearing with average flow and a nice green color as of March 14. Small nymphs under indicators was recommended. Blue-winged olives were hatching on
Opposum Lake (Cumberland County) This lake will reopen March 30. Lake Gordon (Bedford County) The bridge replacement project slated to run through November will involve a detour of Evitts Creek Road. Boat traffic will be
Mauch Chunk, Beltzville lakes (Carbon County) A slow bite in deteriorating ice was reported in mid-March. Lehigh River High flow put the kibosh on angling in mid-March. Lackawanna Lake (Lackawanna County) As ice left the
FAIRMONT AREA Crappies and sunfish are hitting in nine to 12 feet at Hall Lake, Budd Lake, and Lake Sissiton during low-light periods. There is very little snow on the lakes in this area, but
FARIBAULT AREA Crappies and sunfish are hitting at Lake Mazaska in 20 feet, Circle Lake in 10 feet, and Cedar Lake in six to 14 feet. There’s a late afternoon and evening crappie bite at
LAKE MILLE LACS There is a network of roads on the south end out of Lybacks and some roads to the mud flats on the east side out of Dickie’s. Look for tullibees to be
DULUTH AREA Crappies are hitting minnows during the day on Island Lake in 18 to 20 feet. The Kamloops bite near the French River on Lake Superior has picked up for shore anglers this week.
BATTLE LAKE Look for sunfish tight to the bottom and crappies suspended a couple feet up over 15 to 20 feet at West Battle Lake, East Lost Lake, and South Turtle Lake. It’s difficult to
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