AMERY AREA Anglers are finding a mixed bag of panfish in 12 to 18 feet on North Twin, Bear Trap, and Wapogasset lakes. Walleye action has been slow, with a few fish and quite a
If you have an interest in fishing, you have a desire to learn how to catch fish. That’s as simple as it gets. Becoming more proficient at catching fish is an important part of the
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Ice thickness varies throughout the lake, and with additional snow, slush continues to be a problem in most areas of the lake that people are allowed to access. Heading into
After years of fear and uncertainty, bottom trawler fishermen are making a comeback here, reinventing themselves as a sustainable industry less than two decades after authorities closed huge stretches of the Pacific Ocean because of
With many of the state’s lakes more than 50 years old, natural woody debris has broken down naturally, prompting the state to ask for Christmas trees for fish habitat.
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair A few boats were sneaking out on Lake St. Clair last week and catching very good numbers of walleyes. The problem was finding a spot to launch a boat. Good
Central Region Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – When they’ve been able to find open water, anglers are doing quite well catching crappies. They’re using the typical wintertime baits such as jigs and ice spoons
Boaters are reminded that they are required to wear a life jacket from Nov. 1 through April 30 when in a canoe, kayak or any other boat less than 16 feet in length. In anticipation
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Most fishing activity remains in the bays, on shoreline points and breaks, or some reefs and other structure close to shore. Snowmobiles or ATVs with chains are best in the
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