Lake Ontario and tributaries Heavy winds ruled out any kind of pier fishing lately. Those piers in Wilson and Olcott were ice covered at last check. Wes Walker at The Slippery Sinker reported Eighteen Mile
Oneida Lake Ice thickness reports varied greatly around the lake, and that was before the late-month warming trend. We can’t offer up a report given the iffy ice conditions. Oswego River Heavy snowfall last month
Seneca Lake Yellow perch and black crappie were being caught from the pier on fathead minnows, wax worms and spikes. After catching a few fish on one type of bait, if action slows down, switch
Ice conditions remained OK for the most part, even surviving the late January warm spell. That said, use caution, as always, when you head out. Most of the information we’ve received has focused more on
ALBERT LEA AREA Walleyes and panfish are being caught near the Freeway Bridge on Albert Lea Lake. These fish are tight to the bottom and being caught on minnows or waxworms. Minnows also are producing
STARBUCK AREA The Glenwood end of Lake Minnewaska is producing northern pike and a few sunfish in 12 to 14 feet. On the west end of Lake Reno, perch and northern pike are hitting in
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Look for keeping-sized walleyes during the evening hours on the gravel bars and rocks in 18 to 25 feet. You’ll catch plenty of big walleyes and a few keepers away
DULUTH AREA Walleyes are hitting spoons at Boulder Lake in 10 feet, while Rice Lake is giving up a few walleyes and northern pike in six feet. Look to Grand Lake for crappies in 15
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappies are hitting in Christopherson’s Bay on Lake Ida in 20 to 30 feet and Maple Lake is producing crappies and a few walleyes in 12 to 18 feet. Look for suspended crappies
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