Fishing Reports
Duck hunting slows as walleye and panfish action picks up
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleye action during the day has slowed over the past week. The night bite continues to be very good with crankbaits or slip bobbers and leeches on the
By many accounts, duck opener was better than last year’s
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Slip bobbers and leeches continue to produce walleyes throughout the day on most shallow rock areas in three to five feet of water. Crankbaits also will work after
Salmon set to make fall runs; perch action hot at Caseville
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair Bass fishing has been phenomenal on Lake St. Clair with fish hitting all over the lake. Good perch fishing has been reported in Anchor Bay with a good bite being
Cooler weather better, but low water levels problem
NORTHWEST REGION Erie — The perch bite has improved with limits being taken in 56 to 64 feet. Walleyes are hit or miss, but some anglers are catching limits of 24 inches and over. A
Hunter inspiration cooled by warm September temps
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleyes continue to be pulled off the tops and edges of most mud flats during the day. Crawlers and spinners have been the best presentation in 22 to
Perch fishing is heating up as fall weather approaches
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair Fishing is picking up on Lake St. Clair. Muskie fishing remains good on the Canadian side of the lake, and smallmouth bass are hitting all over. Perch fishing is improving
Unstable weather patterns blamed for inconsistent walleye bite
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Muskies and smallmouth bass continue to be pulled off shallow to mid-depth rock piles. The best evening walleye bite is taking place with shallow-running crankbaits off Big Point,
Fishing action picking up as weather patterns stabilize
ALGOMA AREA Salmon and trout fishing on Lake Michigan slowed down drastically last week. The fish are scattered in relatively deep water. Anglers have reported some success in 100-350 feet of water and 60-150 feet
Fishing has held up pretty well where waters are deep
Relentless humidity this summer made slightly higher than normal temperatures feel more intense, while lack of precipitation created a drought-like condition through much of the state, according to AccuWeather meteorologist Joe Margusity. Central Pennsylvania, especially
