Lake of Egypt Crappies are biting in shallows on minnows and tipped jigs. Bass biting good on spinnerbaits and jigs or soft rubbers. A few catfish are taking nightcrawlers and dough bait. Crab Orchard Lake
Sangchris Lake Crappies have been biting good near the dam. Bass picking up, with a report of a 6-pounder caught in late February. Powerton Lake Bass have slowed with changing water. Hybrid stripers and channel
Rock River (Oregon) Walleyes are good. Minnows are best, and the top jig colors have been chartreuse, white and hot pink. Catfish are biting on chicken livers and night crawlers. Fox River For smallmouth, now
BEAVER DAM / FOX LAKE AREA Crappies are still biting in deep water areas on Fox Lake, including the Government Marsh area. Beaver Dam Lake bluegills are starting to come on, and the crappies are
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Whitefish action continues to stay hot with tons of fish being caught. Sugar Creek, Chaudoir’s Dock, Henderson’s Point, Larson’s Reef and the rocky, steep shoreline and shoals north of Sturgeon
St. Lawrence River Ice was holding up well at last check, with northern pike providing the bulk of the action in sports like Eel Bay and Lake of the Isles. Perch were cooperating as well
Lake Ontario and tributaries Many of the streams were high and muddy at last check, and the ice was posing a bit of a problem along the shoreline. Burt Dam and Eighteen Mile Creek was
Oneida Lake Anglers were getting out around the lake, with ice thickness varying from 5-11 inches. Use caution when venturing out and check ice thickness frequently. Anglers were getting some good perch and walleye, Chapman
Honeoye Lake Ice was reportedly between 3 and 5 inches thick late last month. Anglers were catching some nice yellow perch at depths over 20 feet, on jigs with a waxworm or spike. The bluegill
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