Octararo Lake (Lancaster County) Crappies were reported on white tube jigs off bobbers, retrieved very slowly, from the 472 Bridge. Perch were hitting shad darts or stick bobbers near the covered bridge. Little Juniata River
Lackawanna Lake (Lackawanna County) A 19-pound 3-ounce channel catfish was iced on a tip-up rigged about a foot off the bottom in 20 feet of water on Feb. 24. The girth was almost 20 inches.
LAKE MILLE LACS Fishing pressure has been minimal and snowmobiles are the only way to travel due to deep snow, lack of plowed roads, and pressure ridges that have developed in certain areas of the
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA There hasn’t been a lot of people fishing over the past week and last weekend’s rain left a fair amount of water on area lakes. The North Arm of Lake Minnetonka is
FAIRMONT AREA More than one inch of rain was followed by five inches of snow last week, leaving the lakes in this area a “sloppy mess” according to most anglers. The only two lakes they
ALBERT LEA AREA Heavy precipitation in the form of rain and snow last weekend left area lakes a mess. There’s so much water on top of the ice on most lakes that anglers have not
DULUTH AREA Kamloops fishing has picked up for shore anglers from the French River up to the Sucker River. Looper Bugs tipped with waxies under a bobber or crawlers floated off the bottom have worked
BATTLE LAKE It’s difficult to get on the small lakes with a truck, but snowmobiles are traveling without much problem. There is some slush to deal with on many lakes, vehicles are being used on
Lake Michigan According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, Navy Pier is producing some catches of perch. Crappie rigs with fathead minnows seem to be producing the best. Also artificial plastics such as small minnow-style plastics
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