Big Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Near-perfect fall conditions were reported, with water in the 50s, with a green tint and at fishable levels, Dec. 7. Hatches included black midges (24), cream midges (24) and blue-winged
Stovers Dam (Lebanon County) Rainbow trout were hitting on live bait and spinners. Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) Low clear conditions were reported Dec. 7, but fishing remained fairly productive. Brown trout were still in
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Anglers caught striped bass trolling in late November, but fishing pressure was extremely light as of Dec. 9, with anglers waiting for ice, according to Wallenpaupack Sports Shop, which also reported
Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) Water was a little low Dec. 8 and trout were rising to midges. Nymphs and streamers also were effective. Lake Nockamixon (Berks County) Bass and crappies were hitting and anglers were
DULUTH AREA Most lakes average about six inches of ice and anglers have started walking out. Look for crappies at Fish Lake in 10 to 12 feet during low-light periods. Sucker minnows are turning numbers
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA The small lakes and bays have two to four inches of ice, but some open water remained early this week on the main portions of most big lakes. Anglers are walking on
LAKE MILLE LACS East – The bays such as Isle, Wahkon, and Cove now have six to eight inches of ice, but the main lake needs a few more days of cold before travel is
FAIRMONT AREA Anglers are walking on most lakes with four inches of ice being found. Minnows under bobbers are turning walleyes at Tuttle Lake in five feet during low-light periods. Minnows and waxies are producing
FARIBAULT AREA Ice has firmed enough to allow anglers to start walking on most lakes. Crappies have started hitting minnows in eight to 10 feet at Circle Lake and Lake Mazaska. Tip-ups and sucker minnows
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