John Miller at Bob’s Sport and Tackle in Katonah reports that snow has made for some messy ice conditions of late, but anglers were still out on the hard water. West Branch Reservoir was offering
While the no-kill stretches remain open 12 months a year for those brave enough to fish in cold weather, ice has been a regular obstacle on all rivers. As water temps drop and spawning ends,
St. Lawrence River At last check, Wheathouse Bay was yielding decent numbers of walleye. There were also reports of perch and northern pike action at Lake of the Isles, as well as good pike fishing
DULUTH AREA Crappies are hitting glow jigs and minnows during low-light periods at Caribou Lake and Grand Lake in 13 to 15 feet. Northern pike are hitting sucker minnows in less than six feet on
FARIBAULT AREA Crappies and sunfish continue to be caught at French Lake in 20 to 25 feet. Cedar Lake is giving up northern pike and crappies in 12 to 14 feet, while Cannon Lake is
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Phelps Bay on Lake Minnetonka is producing sunfish during the day and crappies during low-light periods in 15 to 19 feet. Lakes such as Sarah, Independence, and Medicine are safe bets for
BATTLE LAKE Walleyes are hitting fatheads and shiner minnows in 20 to 30 feet at Otter Tail Lake, Pelican Lake, and West Battle Lake. You’ll find sunfish and crappies in 15 to 20 feet on
FAIRMONT AREA Look to Hall Lake with minnows for crappies and an occasional walleye during low-light periods in 20 feet. Lake Sissiton is producing crappies and sunfish in 20 feet, while Budd Lake continues to
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes are hitting best in 15 to 25 feet during low-light periods, with some daytime fish coming out of 30 feet or more. If you’re looking for jumbo perch, don’t
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