Some limited ice fishing was finally possible in recent weeks on lakes in the Northern Tier. River fishing for wallyes was reported to be good in the Allegheny, Ohio, Beaver, Susquehanna, Schuylkill and Delaware. Trout
With ice starting to gain a foothold across the state, fishing access/action is starting to pick up, too.
Some ice fishing in the north, but regardless of where you go, crappies seem to be offering legitimate fish-catching action.
While the fishing is generally good and the Ramapo River attracts plenty of angling attention, make no mistake: this is clearly a put-and-take trout fishery.
With no prolonged cold snap to create better ice conditions, hard-water anglers in most of the state are now dealing with snow conditions that are making for tough travel on the ice. It’s been that
The most successful walleye anglers also seem to be downsizing their baits, implementing jigging baits and tip-ups, and staying on the move. Panfish reports have been a bit off as well.
Walleyes are sluggish in most locations, providing short windows of feeding activity during low-light periods of the day – typical for this time of year.
Looking for walleyes on Iowa’s Great Lakes? The walleye fishing season on Spirit, East and West Okoboji lakes is open through Feb. 14. It will close after that date and reopens on May 2. These
Burt Lake has a healthy and robust predator fish community, comprised of walleye, northern pike, muskellunge, smallmouth bass, and rainbow and brown trout, as well as several non-game species such as bowfin, burbot, and longnose
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