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Northeast Pennsylvania Fish Report – July 18th, 2014

Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike, Wayne counties) — Panfish were hitting around docks and other structure through early July. Numbers of crappies, perch and sunfish were reported. Prompton Dam, White Oak Pond (Wayne County) — Largemouth and

Southeast Minnesota Fishing Report – July 18, 2014

RED WING AREA The Mississippi River is returning to normal water levels and the no-wake restriction has been lifted. Trolling crankbaits or spinner rigs has produced walleyes in 10 to 14 feet in Lake Pepin.

Northeast Minnesota Fishing Report – July 18, 2014

DULUTH AREA Leeches and nightcrawlers are turning walleyes on Island Lake in 15 to 20 feet, and the smallmouth bite here has been very good, with buzzbaits in shallower water. A few muskies have been

Metro Area Fishing Report – July 18, 2014

LAKE MINNETONKA AREA With no-wake restrictions still in place, fishing pressure has been light. The few fish being caught are scattered from the shorelines out to 15 feet on most lakes, with bass and sunfish

Northern Illinois Fishing Report- July 11th, 2014

Chain: The fishing has really slowed down for the walleyes with the warmer weather and high water. Bouncing jig and minnow combinations around the pilings has been putting some nice fish in the boats. The

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