STROUDSBURG, Pa. — After what seemed like a never-ending winter, the area’s fishermen and women were finally able to take to local waterways on Saturday for the start of the statewide trout season. While people
Modern kayaks and canoes have opened up a whole new world of smaller waters for savvy anglers in urban and rural areas alike.
With 26 days until the opener, there’s reportedly 25 inches of ice on the host lake. And Green Lake is far from the only Minnesota waterway that’s on pace for record-late ice-out.
In Pennsylvania, perch will remain at 30 per day and walleye will stay at six daily.
Indiana officials say that cooperative arrangement helped save the Hoosier state’s annual brown trout restocking in and along the state’s Lake Michigan shoreline.
Right now, it is not uncommon to get two- and three-man limits in less than two hours while trolling or even casting.
Central Region Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, Perry counties) – Anglers are catching wipers here by tight-lining chicken livers or shrimp on the bottom, much like you would fish for catfish. For saugeyes, cast a crankbait
Trout season opened in Pennsylvania’s southeastern counties March 31 and will open in the rest of the state April 14. For a schedule of in-season and pre-season stockings, visit www.fishandboat.com. Anglers are reminded that walleyes
Editor’s note: Ice conditions are variable across the state ranging from no ice in southern Michigan to a foot or more on many lakes in the Upper Peninsula. Anglers are urged to always use caution
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