Ron Lindner’s death at age 86 on Nov. 30 has prompted many reflections on his contributions to the sportfishing world over 50-plus years. That’s across the species spectrum and through many evolving media avenues.
The large, deep lake supports a wide variety of both coolwater and warmwater species. In fact, fisheries biologists collected 55 different species of fish in the most recent survey of the fishery. Many anglers tout
Steelhead action has been decent in some of the traditional steelhead rivers including the St. Joe, Kalamazoo, Grand, Pere Marquette, and Manistee. Walleyes are still being caught in Lake Erie, Lake St. Clair, the St.
Walleyes and perch continue to be caught in good numbers on Lake Erie when the weather cooperates.
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission stocks it with trout – a mix of brooks, browns and rainbows in past years – with ice fishermen in mind.
Fishing has been pretty good in the rivers.
When taking beginning ice anglers it’s important to pick the right day. Don’t expect those who have never been ice fishing to have fun when the wind is howling and the temperature is below zero.
Still just mostly open-water opportunities. Here’s where they’re catching them.
Muskie stocking efforts are working and have provided a unique opportunity in this area to catch a 50-inch fish.
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