DULUTH AREA The ice that was in place melted away through the weekend and into Monday with 50-degree temperatures. Fortunately, it got cold Monday night and was expected to remain cold through this week, so
BATTLE LAKE The ice was in better shape last week than this week. After strong winds and warm air hit the area over the weekend and early this week, this region is starting over from
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA There’s a skim of ice along the shorelines, but the wind and warm weather earlier this week eliminated the ice that had developed. This area is basically starting over from an ice
Lake Nockamixon (Berks County) Channel catfish up to 20 inches were reported throughout November, with shrimp the ticket, although Superstorm Sandy slowed the bite. Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) Good trout fishing was reported in recent
Lake Erie steelhead tributaries Superstorm Sandy brought fresh fish into the streams midmonth. Early morning and late afternoon were the best times to catch, with fish in the deeper holes and shaded areas. Minnows and
Youghiogheny River Reservoir (Somerset, Fayette counties) Boats can be launched from Big Bend access area. Walleyes in this area were reported as deep as 20 to 35 feet, along with small bass, catfish and northern
Pine Creek, Little Pine Creek (Lycoming County) Good late-fall fishing was reported, with stockings by the state and some local clubs ensuring plenty of trout on both streams’ delayed-harvest sections. Midges were spotted, but nymphing
Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) Low, clear conditions were reported just before Thanksgiving, with good clarity and temperatures in the 50s. Anglers were reminded to avoid wild trout during their spawn, taking extra care not
Chain Officials have begun the draw-down and the water levels are getting low. This has pushed the fish deeper and has certainly changed the way the fish are reacting. The walleye action is good with
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