The offshore bottom fishing remained excellent. From New York Bight to Montauk Point in 120 to 180 feet of water there was a great mix of ling to 8 pounds, codfish and pollock in the
Not a lot happening right now as the region transitions from ice fishing to the open-water season leading into the April 1 trout opener.
Not much angling activity of late due to changing weather conditions and a lack of ice.
Most anglers are awaiting the official April 1 opener. That said, nymphs and streamers could be productive on waters now open for fishing (the West Branch of the Delaware upstream from the game lands and
St. Lawrence River Anglers continued to get out on Eel Bay, Lake of the Isles, Goose and Chippewa bays, but conditions may have changed. Black Lake Not hearing a lot right now.
DULUTH AREA Ice-fishing action has been nonexistent and the open-water option for Kamloops on the North Shore also has been put on hold due to shifting ice, wind, and cold temperatures. Chalstrom’s Bait (218) 726-0094
FARIBAULT AREA Look to Cedar Lake for sunfish and crappies in six to 14 feet. Hunts Lake is a safe bet for crappies in 20 to 22 feet during the evening hours. You’ll also find
MANKATO AREA There doesn’t seem to be any issues with getting around on most lakes, but there hasn’t been many people fishing over the past week. The few who have gone are finding crappies on
LAKE MINNETONKA Fishing pressure has been minimal with just a few reports of sunfish and crappies from the North Arm in 12 to 19 feet. There are panfish in Carson’s Bay in 14 to 19
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