Crab Orchard Lake Bluegills are being caught on worms. Crappies fair on minnows. Bass action has picked up on the west side, but still slow near shorelines. Baldwin Lake Bluegills getting better on worms. Warm-water
Powerton Lake Channel catfish and blue catfish have been biting on baby shad and cut baits. Hybrid striped bass are being caught on minnows. Anglers are not having much luck with white bass or stripers.
Fox River During the winter months, the fishing really tends to slow down on the river, however, there are still some good opportunities for quality fish. For smallmouths, now is the time to look for
BEAVER DAM / FOX LAKE AREA Crappies and bluegills have been hitting with enthusiasm on Fox Lake. Nehls’ Fish Tales, (920) 520-0015. LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Anglers have reported finding up to 10 to 12
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Whitefish action is still excellent all along the Door County peninsula – from Egg Harbor south to Chaudoir’s Dock. Some of the favorite fishing spots have been Larson’s Reef, Henderson’s
ASHLAND AREA Whitefish and browns have been providing steady action on Chequemegon Bay. Surprisingly, some of the best action has been coming during cold snaps. Angler’s All, (715) 682-5754. River Rock, (715) 682-3232. CHIPPEWA FALLS
Lake Ontario and tributaries The only action we’ve heard about since the weather turned cold again was in the tributaries such as Eighteen Mile Creek below Burt Dam. While the water was still a bit
Lake Ontario When conditions allowed, anglers were finding steelhead in some of the tributaries like Maxwell and the Genesee River. Oneida Lake There are anglers getting out around the lake with ice thickness varying from
Honeoye Lake Ice was reportedly between 3 and 4 inches lakewide. Some decent-sized yellow perch have been caught in the deeper areas of the north end. The bluegill bite has been slow in the shallower
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