At Pike Island, anglers are catching saugers up to 15 inches on quarter-ounce jigs in white, chartreuse or glow patterns. Some walleyes up to 17 inches are also being caught. Fish deep with the rig,
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) Anglers at Buckeye in central Ohio are catching good numbers of crappies at Thornport, Heron Bay, the north shore ramp, and Seller’s Point, reports Bob Mathie at Bob’s
Indian Lake (Logan County) Anglers have been catching all manner of fish at Indian in Logan County, reports the folks at Lakeside Bass Pro Shop. Saugeyes were being caught on the south bank and at
Mosquito Creek Lake (Trumbull County) Anglers had good numbers of ice to fish through as of early March. Not many walleyes were being reported, but fishermen were doing well on crappies and bluegills. Try using
Lake St. Clair Shore ice is shot on Lake St. Clair, and ice fishing has pretty much ended. A few coyotes have been shot in rural Macomb and St. Clair counties. Lakeside Fishing Shops, (586)
Saginaw Bay Area Ice was falling apart on Saginaw Bay last week, but a few anglers were walking out at the Bay City State Park and catching a fair number of perch and walleyes in
Indian River Ice conditions were holding on pretty well last week on Burt and Mullett lakes, but fishing pressure has been light. Coyote hunting remains good. Pat & Gary’s Party Store, (231) 238-6776. Kalkaska Area
Pickford Area Perch up to 15 inches have been caught on wigglers and wax worms fished in 12 to 24 feet of water on Lake Huron at Cedarville. There was still 18 inches of ice,
Harbor Acres Lake (SGL 95) (Butler County) A recent stocking on this state game lands lake bodes well for spring. This fishery is now open to year-round angling. Allegheny River (Clarion County) Some nice walleyes
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