SOUTHEASTERN LP Irish Hills Area Fishing pressure has been light in Jackson County and anglers are waiting for first ice. The firearms deer season was very good. Hunters reported seeing good numbers of deer and
From minnow heads to jigging spoons, new ice activates big-time piscatorial action during the short days of early winter.
Central Region Knox Lake (Knox County) – Anglers continue to catch crappies at a good rate here. They’re biting on jig and wax worm combinations or nightcrawlers. Fish up to 11 inches have been reported
Boaters are reminded that they are required to wear life jackets from Nov. 1 through April 30 when in boats less than 16 feet long and in canoes and kayaks. For more, visit www.fishandboat.com. Anglers
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Some of the bays had “walkable” ice and there was some limited fishing activity for pike, but it wasn’t advised early this week with the wind and warm weather. The
Changes in what these fish are eating have important management implications for Lake Huron and the Great Lakes. For the story, click here.
Lake Superior’s cisco numbers have been steadily falling over the past decade. Last year’s commercial catch was just half the haul from 2006. As climate change makes Lake Superior’s winter ice cover — which helps
The releases out of the Garrison Dam from Lake Sakakawea have never been this high this late in the year, and generally high water is good for fish. But not always. Click here for the
North Chain: The channels have been producing good catches of panfish on small tungsten jigs tipped with single spikes. There are few reports on walleyes and bass as the launches are all frozen over and
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