Overall, fishing reports have not been outstanding, but some walleyes and panfish are being caught. The best action is taking place early and late each day and expect everything to improve as ice conditions do.
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
Offers everything from bass and bluegills to possibly even an old, toothy northern pike with some length.
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.
Muskie stocking efforts are working and have provided a unique opportunity in this area to catch a 50-inch fish.
Upper Red Lake remains the main draw, but it’s likely that fishing activity is going to pick up on Lake of the Woods by this weekend as well.
Should we be fortunate enough to receive weather to form enough ice to support our fishing efforts, here are a few popular public fishing places “above” I-70 to auger a hole in the ice and
There was a definite uptick in ice fishing action across the northern part of the state since last week.
When it comes to ice fishing, however, there is no shortage of hard-water options here in the Empire State, all destinations that are well-managed and easily accessed.
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