The season to take walleye, northern pike and musky will close on March
15th on the Lower Peninsula inland waters. Anglers are reminded that ice
shanties placed on waters in the northern sections of the Lower
Peninsula must be removed by midnight on March 15th. Check the Michigan
Fishing Guide for a listing of counties. Ice shanties in the remaining
portions of the Lower Peninsula should have been removed by March 1st.
On
Lake St. Clair, warmer temperatures improved the perch fishing, but the
recent cold spell shut things down again. Anglers are fishing for
walleye at night near Gino’s. The bigger fish were taken east of Metro
Beach. On the north end of the lake, good fishing for bluegill and
crappie was reported near Selfridge. Perch were caught in shallow waters
near Brandenberg Park. Northern pike can also be found in shallow
waters, but the bite was slow. In the St. Clair River, anglers have
caught some brown trout near Port Huron.
The Detroit River had
good northern pike and perch fishing. There have been no reports of
walleye in the river, but it should not be long. Perch, crappie and
bluegills have been caught near Metro Park. Those fishing near Gibraltar
reported good perch fishing. Water levels were up on the Huron River.
Anglers are catching steelhead along with a few walleye when fishing
between Flat Rock and Rockwood. Some of the fish are darker but a few
chrome colored fish have also been caught. Anglers are drifting flies
and crawlers or floating spawn bags under a bobber.
Click here for the complete DNR Michigan Fishing Report.
SE Michigan Fishing Report
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