Last year, the spring started with some outstanding yellow perch fishing in April. A relatively mild winter allowed for less ice cover and the result was earlier survey work on the lake for the first
While walleyes are normally welcomed by anglers for their tasty fillets, the expanding walleye numbers – the fish were illegally introduced within the past 10 years – pose a threat to the lake’s rainbow fishery,
Temperatures have been at least average, if not below average, for most of the month, which has translated to some ice fishing action.
Despite the cold, a few diehards have been out there scoring on a some smaller browns and a few fine-looking chrome steelhead.
The main attraction for Canadice anglers is lake trout, which are available in good numbers and, occasionally, superb size.
Anglers finding alternatives with ice in short supply.
As a few post holiday reports come in it sounds like guys have had some better steelhead action.
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Region 7 and Eastern Region 8 No safe ice to report at this time and with continued above average temperatures in the forecast it while likely still be awhile. longer before there is any to
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