Lake St. Clair Ice fishing has been pretty good on Lake St. Clair, where there was up to 10 inches of ice last week. Anglers report catching good numbers of bluegills and a few perch
Saginaw Bay Area High winds out of the southwest created poor ice conditions last week on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. A few perch have been caught in the shallows, but fishing pressure has been very
Indian River High wind put a damper on ice fishing in Emmett County last week. Pike fishing has been pretty good on Burt Lake. There was about a foot of snow on the ground last
Pickford Area There was a lot of ice and a lot of snow on top of the ice last week on Munuscong Bay. Walleye fishing has been good, with jigs and minnows producing the best
Lake Erie steelhead streams Spates of mild weather in between cold snaps made for decent steelheading in the western tributaries. The lower stretches of Walnut and Elk creeks were yielding nice fish as conditions allowed.
North Park Lake (Allegheny County) A trout stocking was slated for Feb. 13 on this newly-restored county park impoundment. Brady’s Run Reservoir (Beaver County) Anglers were still icing trout through early to mid-February, with fish
Big Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Water was in the 40s and high and off-color and trout were in the deeper holding pools as of Feb. 12. A good streamer bite was reported; micro-nymphs on light
Canoe Creek Lake (Blair County) Anglers were icing numbers of black crappies, largemouth bass, chain pickerel and yellow perch through early February. A trout stocking was slated for Feb. 11. Octararo Reservoir (Lancaster County) Panfish
Mauch Chunk (Carbon County) Chain pickerel and bass were still being iced in mid-February, although many fish were sub-legal size. A few perch around 12 and 13 inches also were reported along with crappies. Jigs
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