During the past decade or so, the focus for many anglers, especially during the ice-fishing season, has become Big Stone’s perch. In recent years, its bluegill and crappie numbers, along with the impressive size of
Ice is still iffy across much of the state, so fishing activity has been limited. As for the few anglers who are getting out …
Walleye Name Length Lake Date Northern Pike Name Length Lake Date Crappie Name Length Lake Date Sunfish Name Length Lake Date
Diamond continues to support a diverse fish community and popular sport fishery.
Attention is turning to ice fishing as the hard-water season should be just about upon us.
Targeting rainbow and especially brown trout that are liberally stocked throughout the Delaware River watershed.
Very cold temperatures have kept most anglers from open-water fishing. Most are now waiting for ice fishing to get started.
Early ice is pretty nice. Especially now, as the popularity of modern wheelhouses has grown. I’ve noticed fewer and fewer anglers creeping onto first ice with a simple sled and chisel.
Use the day to scout for shallow-water fish that
will bite when the sun gets low
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