State Game Land 64 and its environs are the location of the headwaters of Pine Creek, where Ninemile Run and Genesee Forks merge. Phoenix Creek is known to be an exceptional high-quality stream and Dodge
Pleasant has maintained its reputation as an excellent largemouth bass fishery; crappies go through cycles and draw attention when they peak; the lake gives up an occasional good-sized northern pike; and it produces just enough
It’s a whole new world out there for anglers who want to add some spice to their bland old days of hopping in the boat and drifting aimlessly while waiting for a bite.
Ice fishing opportunities are growing as ice thickness is finally where it needs to be for ice angling across most of the state.
Ice fishing is winding down, and the April 1 trout opener is looming. In the meantime, other species are providing opportunities for anglers across the state.
Most anyone fishing Mudhen and Dunham lakes in Burnett County west of Siren are either fishing for fun or looking to collect enough bass and bluegills for a fish fry.
With the inland walleye, bass, and northern pike seasons now closed, most people are focusing on panfish. Generally, crappie action has been better than bluegill activity in most areas for size and numbers.
Anglers who make the short jaunt into Mukooda experience the rare chance to catch cold- and warm-water fish species in the same environment. Bass, panfish, northern pike, lake trout, and tullibees all coexist in this
Ice reports continue to improve across the states, along with reports of fishing successes.
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